Examples of using Centre will continue in English and their translations into Russian
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We hope that with voluntary funding this Centre will continue to function.
The Centre will continue sourcing, attracting and recruiting world-class talent on a global basis.
With regard to recurrent security incidentsthat have taken place, mostly along the non-delimited parts of the borders between countries in Central Asia, the Centre will continue to support efforts to tackle the causes of conflict, both through direct engagement with national authorities and by supporting and participating in broader United Nations initiatives to mitigate tensions at the local level, with a view to finding mutually acceptable solutions.
The Centre will continue to facilitate the visits of special procedures mandate holders in countries of the subregion.
We are certain that the Centre will continue to work together with States to meet their specific needs.
The Centre will continue to monitor, analyse and report on potential domestic and transboundary conflicts from a regional perspective.
In order to achieve greater impact, the Centre will continue to develop larger integrated programmes with a critical mass and based on countries' needs.
The Centre will continue to provide the group of Central Asian States with the necessary assistance to effectively implement the Programme of Action.
During the 2013/14 financial period, the Centre will continue to support eight client missions, namely MONUSCO, UNAMID, UNMISS, UNISFA, UNSOA, BNUB, BINUCA, and UNPOS.
The Centre will continue to work in line with the global field support strategy to deliver services that reflect an integrated support structure for the client missions.
At the request of the Economic andSocial Council, the Centre will continue the information-gathering on the use and application of standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The Centre will continue to provide the Asia-Pacific States and regional organizations with the necessary assistance to implement the Programme of Action effectively.
In the long term, the Centre will continue to strengthen its delivery capabilities and its portfolio of services, designed specifically to meet clients' needs.
The Centre will continue to support ways and to create opportunities for States to strengthen domestic and regional controls to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in the region.
The Secretariat of the Centre will continue the process of affiliation of the Centre to the United Nations, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 50/27 of 6 December 1995.
The Centre will continue building up the national capacities of Central Asian States in the peaceful settlement of conflict and in addressing, through targeted training opportunities, common regional threats;
Assuming the provision of funding, the Centre will continue to receive upgrades to its physical plant, logistics stores and communications networks to ensure it is responsive to increasing demands.
In addition the Centre will continue to provide assistance to working groups engaged in the elaboration of draft declarations or in the examination of particular issues.
In 2008-2009, the Centre will continue its activities concerning Cameroon, aimed at strengthening the capacity of parliamentarians to develop broad participation of the population in democratic processes.
In Kyrgyzstan, the Centre will continue coordinating United Nations efforts to consolidate stability, strengthen the rule of law, and promote peaceful inter-ethnic coexistence and reconciliation.
In addition, the Centre will continue to provide assistance to working groups engaged in the elaboration of draft instruments, principles and guidelines aimed at the protection of the heritage of indigenous people.
The Norwegian Space Centre will continue to implement measures that have the aim of concentrating on those main actors and areas of activity that make the greatest contribution to achieving national goals.
The Centre will continue building up the national capacities of Central Asian States in the peaceful settlement of conflict and in addressing, through targeted training opportunities, common regional threats.
The Centre will continue building up the national capacities of Central Asian States in peaceful conflict settlement and continue to address, through targeted training opportunities, common regional threats.
The Centre will continue to operate in its present form until the Government presents a proposal for an Act on ethnic discrimination, at which time a final decision will be made as to the responsibilities and functions of the Centre. .
The Centre will continue the translations into Khmer of international human rights instruments and of several of the Centre's publications, such as the Human Rights Fact Sheets series and the United Nations Manual on Reporting Obligations.
To implement it, the Centre will continue to assist Mali with the financial support of Germany and in close cooperation with MINUSMA, the United Nations Mine Action Service and international nongovernmental organizations operating in the country.
The Centre will continue to play an active role in the United Nations Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB) Inter-agency Cluster on Trade and Productive Capacities and to work closely with other agencies under the One UN umbrella.
Finally, the Centre will continue to advise Governments of the region and support their efforts to become fully open to human rights protection work and allow both the Centre and the United Nations special procedures to support their efforts in this field of work.
The Centre will continue to play an active role in the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB) Inter-agency Cluster on Trade and Productive Capacities and to work closely with other agencies under the One United Nations umbrella.