Examples of using Pledged to continue in English and their translations into Chinese
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Apple pledged to continue working with the FBI.
They briefed the Coordinator on the status of Captain Speicher, and pledged to continue to work on his file.
She pledged to continue with his“one-nation government” approach.
We have noted, Mr. President, that in your statement today,the presidency has pledged to continue to pursue intensive consultations in this respect.
Both Territories pledged to continue and strengthen cooperation through the Council.
They acknowledged spousaltransmission of HIV/AIDS as an area of renewed focus, and pledged to continue the joint effort to identify good practices.
He pledged to continue the efforts to reduce the drug demand in the U. S.
They reaffirmed their commitment to non-aggression against the territorial integrity of each other's country and pledged to continue their cooperation towards peace and security in the subregion.
They pledged to continue the dialogue on a regular basis and to meet again in Astana in three years.
His country welcomed the adoption of theGlobal CounterTerrorism Strategy by the General Assembly and pledged to continue to contribute to the implementation of the Strategy in cooperation with other Member States.
The Government has pledged to continue the inoculation programme until the entire risk population is covered.
It pledged to continue to submit regularly reports to the human rights treaty bodies and to assure follow-up.
The President has pledged to continue the good work that has been done in these areas, and he can count on Nauru' s full cooperation.
He pledged to continue partnering with the SBV to contribute to successfully realising national strategies on green economy, climate change response and sustainable development.
The participants pledged to continue organizing joint events in Serbia and Kosovo, as well as a regional conference on women in politics.
The two sides pledged to continue to work closely and comprehensively on the road of building and development of the two countries;
The P5 pledged to continue to meet at all appropriate levels on nuclear issues to further promote dialogue and mutual confidence.
The European Union has pledged to continue humanitarian aid, but also said it would not work with a Hamas-dominated Palestinian Authority.
All parties pledged to continue their compliance with the deal and ensure its comprehensive and effective implementation in a constructive environment.
Bahrain pledged to continue to host seminars and workshops on human rights in order to increase public awareness of specific human rights issues.
It said both sides also pledged to continue developing and implementing a series of confidence-building measures agreed on by both countries in November 2014.
Luxembourg pledged to continue this consultation on a regular basis in order to ensure an appropriate follow-up to the review report and outcome.
Both countries pledged to continue supporting the promotion and protection of human rights in conformity with their own constitutions and respective international commitments.
The host leaders pledged to continue supporting Vietnam- EU comprehensive partnership, including the early signing, ratification and full implementation of the EVFTA.
This week, the partners pledged to continue discussions and improve information sharing on these subjects, as well as explore avenues for related enforcement and rule-making.
Indonesia pledged to continue acceding to or ratifying international human rights instruments in accordance with its Second Plan of Action on Human Rights(2004-2009).
The president pledged to continue close collaboration with the United Kingdom to stop attacks worldwide targeting innocent civilians and to combat extremism.”.
Honduras also pledged to continue dialogue with States and civil society, and acknowledged the importance of the universal periodic review in the promotion and protection of human rights.
The statement said President Trump“pledged to continue close collaboration with the United Kingdom to stop attacks worldwide targeting innocent civilians and to combat extremism.”.