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Our efforts in this area will continue.
The euro area will continue to lag behind the other major regions of the world economy.
Activities in the area will continue in 2007.
For this reason, efforts to accelerate progress in this area will continue.
Work in this area will continue in 2007.
Some generic job descriptions have already been developed and efforts in this area will continue.
We hope the constructive contacts in this area will continue,? Lukaszewicz concluded.
This area will continue to be a priority, and we will strive to fulfill all our tasks.
The work of JCGP in this area will continue.
We hope that work in this area will continue during the current session of the General Assembly.
We hope that this trend will continue, andinternational cooperation of Uzbekistan in this area will continue to expand.
The Mission's capacity in this area will continue to rank high in its priorities and in ours.
However, in order to build on the work already done,the international community's support in this area will continue to be necessary.
Maintaining relevance in this area will continue to require careful strategic positioning, particularly in Asia.
The patrol withdrew but the incident was assessed as an isolated one(not necessarily directly targeting Mission members) and this area will continue to be monitored.
The privatization process of the mining sector in the area will continue, with the assistance of the World Bank.
The euro area will continue to have a slower growth rate than the other major regions of the world economy.
Investments in information technology infrastructure are progressively amortized as the infrastructure is used to provide additional online services, andinitiatives such as back-office consolidation in the Common Services area will continue to generate savings for the Organization indefinitely.
The data demonstrated that the Mediterranean area will continue to experience the highest level of risk from thermal stress.
Activities in this area will continue to be carried out in close cooperation with substantive areas in relation to recruitment and administration of personnel, servicing of fellows financed under project funds and arrangement of training programmes, procurement of project equipment and supplies and engagement subcontractors.
It would be premature to draw any final conclusions as the work in this area will continue and more detailed proposals are likely to evolve as discussions progress on a potential regulatory framework.
Work in this area will continue and a solution may be found after a gtr on harmonized beam pattern and general headlamp performance is developed.
It is expected that future developments in the area will continue to draw on the progress made in the various branches of general international law to identify fundamental standards of humanity.
The work in this area will continue within the framework of the project on Mainstreaming Ageing: Indicators to Monitor Implementation(MA: IMI) of RIS/MIPAA, led by ECV.
The Group continues to feel strongly that the lack of progress in this area will continue to contribute to political instability and uncertainty and will deter investment and official development assistance, which are essential to the development of the country.
The lack of progress in this area will continue to contribute to political instability and uncertainty and will deter investment and official development assistance, which are essential to the development of the country.
The work in this area will continue within the framework of the project on Mainstreaming Ageing: Indicators to Monitor Implementation(MA: IMI) of RIS/MIPAA, led by the European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research in Vienna ECV.
Investments in this area will continue given the importance UNDP attaches to the substantive and operational coherence of United Nations system efforts at the country level, including through the regional director team mechanism.
Similarly, inflation in the euro area will continue to diverge across countries, partly reflecting differential rates of growth of demand in the short run and, in the longer run, the differential impact of real income convergence across countries on the prices of non-tradables-- the so-called Balassa-Samuelson effect.
These high-risk areas will continue to be given priority.
