Examples of using Continuing use in English and their translations into Russian
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Continuing use of encumbered assets.
Deploring the continuing use of mercenaries by the Libyan authorities.
Once conclusions are reached, decisions are made on appropriate measures to ensure continuing use of the vaccine is safe.
However, the continuing use of the"ventral decubitus" position was a matter of concern.
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Consideration of a potential phase-down did not preclude continuing use of HFCs in the short or medium term.
The continuing use of lindane was found to be due to several factors specific to the country situation.
The elevated concentration of lead in ambient air in a number of EECCA countries is mostly due to the continuing use of leaded petrol.
The Board had endorsed continuing use of the core programme areas in decision 2000/11.
Non-current assets are classified as held for sale if their carrying amounts will be recovered through a sale transaction rather than through continuing use.
He has stated that continuing use of 2D computer graphics has been integral to Pokémon's success.
In addition, the budget deficit has increased by about $18.5 million as a result of the continuing use of deficit financing to bear the cost of war-related activities.
With regard to DDT, continuing use as an intermediate in the manufacture of other chemicals.
While no cases of active recruitment of children into armed forces orarmed groups were documented, the continuing use of children in political violence remains a concern.
The need for exemptions for continuing use of persistent organic pollutants under the Convention.
Non-current assets and disposal groups are classified as held for sale if their carrying amounts will be recovered principally through a sale transaction rather than through continuing use.
The continuing use of electronic typesetting should help to increase the volume of official records issued during the biennium.
The Claimant asserts that this figure allows for betterment and continuing use of the roads after the period of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Combat the continuing use of children for war; combat militias and privately armed groups and prevent them from rearming;
A number of speakers pointed to the need to extend Multilateral Fund assistance to the chillers sector, where continuing use of CFCs was hampering phase-out efforts.
In this context, the continuing use of doctrines of nuclear deterrence as elements of some States' security policies is discouraging.
Notwithstanding the explanation offered by the delegation,the Committee is concerned at the continuing use of net beds as a measure of restraint in psychiatric and social welfare establishments art. 16.
In the meantime, continuing use of mercury might require the application of best available techniques to minimize releases to the environment.
This is a result not only of the rapid increase in the vehicle fleet but also of the age and condition of the fleet,an inadequate tax structure, poor inspection requirements and the continuing use of leaded fuel.
Combat the continuing use of children in armed conflicts, and combat militias and privately armed groups and prevent them from rearming;
Analyse the conditions of use of the bank account in the countryoffice in question and request the Treasurer at United Nations Headquarters for an official opinion about continuing use of this account in its current form(para. 103);
The fourth concern relates to the continuing use of networking and lobbying in the selection process and their negative impact on women.
The Campaign trusted that the States parties to the Ottawa Convention would not permit any language in the final declaration of the current Conference that in any way condoned oraccepted as legitimate the continuing use or possession of anti-personnel mines.
The continuing use of snipers by the parties to a conflict against the personnel of United Nations peace-keeping forces is a matter of serious concern.
In 2003, the HR Committee expressed concern at the continuing use of cage-beds as a measure of restraint in social care homes or psychiatric institutions.