Examples of using Continue implementing programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Continue implementing programmes aimed at protecting the rights of the child(Nicaragua);
Belarus had recommended that, despite the economic crisis,Russia should continue implementing programmes to protect economic and social rights.
Continue implementing programmes and measures for the rights of persons with disabilities(Cuba); 108.135.
It encouraged the country to continue implementing programmes on HIV/AIDS and to continue its efforts to improve human rights.
Continue implementing programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the right to education, the right to health and the right to food(Cuba);
Nigeria encouraged Oman to continue implementing programmes and policies initiated to fully guarantee the rights of its citizens.
Continue implementing programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health(Cuba);
The experts encouraged the Government to continue implementing programmes to alleviate the poverty endured by Afro-Ecuadorian families and to explore new, innovative income-generating projects.
Continue implementing programmes in the area of upgrading penitentiary centres, social reinsertion and prevention of recidivism(Colombia);
The present Government's prime concern was to continue implementing programmes to combat the underlying causes of child labour and, more specifically, to give effect to its undertaking to make primary education a constitutional right.
Continue implementing programmes and policies in the area of training aiming at strengthening and developing individual capacities(Qatar);
Continue implementing programmes and measures to enhance the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures aimed at ensuring universal health care and quality education services for all its population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures to ensure the enjoyment of quality health and education services for all its population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures aimed at ensuring universal and quality health and education services for all its population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures designed to ensure universal access for its population to education, health and social security services(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures aimed at guaranteeing educational and quality health-care services to all the population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures to ensure the enjoyment of quality health and education services for the whole of its population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures aimed at guaranteeing universal health and education services of quality to the entire population(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health, including for the indigenous peoples(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes to guarantee the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, in particular the right to education and the right to health(Cuba); 99.85.
Continue implementing programmes aimed at guaranteeing quality education to all the population, with an emphasis on access, school enrolment and decreasing school drop outs(Cuba);
Continue implementing programmes to realize the right to education for all, including by increasing budget allocation for education and training programmes for all children in the country(Indonesia);
Continue implementing programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the rights to food, education and health, including in the search for the promotion of these rights in the areas that are not under control of the TFG(Cuba);
The United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) continued implementing programmes supported by a National Programme Officer attached to UNDP.
Some agencies, however, were able to continue implementing emergency programmes through national staff.
Continue implementing policies and programmes aimed at combating poverty(Ecuador);
Continue implementing the programmes which provide education, health and social services in rural areas(Myanmar);
Continue implementing solidarity programmes and initiatives aimed at guaranteeing the enjoyment of the right to quality health services by the people(Cuba);
Continue implementing training programmes of public officers within the framework of the revised National Action Plan against Trafficking of Human Beings(State of Palestine);