Examples of using Development partners to continue in English and their translations into Russian
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We encourage development partners to continue with that trend.
Tanzania would continue to sustain those efforts and appealed to its development partners to continue with their support.
We call upon our development partners to continue to assist us in that regard.
We welcome the granting of observer status to RECSA by the United Nations in December 2007, andcall on the United Nations and other development partners to continue assisting the Centre.
We call upon our development partners to continue to augment the assistance that they are currently extending to the people of Malawi.
Her delegation also welcomed the decision of the twenty-first session of the Governing Council of UN-Habitat to approve the medium-term strategy andinstitutional plan for 2008-2013 and urged development partners to continue their efforts to implement the Habitat Agenda.
It was hoped that that would encourage development partners to continue with their support in terms of financial contributions.
The Ministers commended the work of the ECA African Trade Policy Centre, invited member States to take up the opportunities offered by the Centre in their preparations on international trade negotiations and the promotion of intra-African trade, andcalled upon member States and development partners to continue to provide support for its work with a view to strengthening its capacity to support the trade agenda on the continent.
He urged the United Nations and other development partners to continue garnering support for middle income countries.
It emphasized the need to give those countries adequate and predictable assistance, including technical, financial and other forms of assistance, as indicated in the Brussels Programme of Action, in order to enable them to participate effectively in trade negotiations indefence of their interests, and it requested the development partners to continue their all-round support for Ethiopia's application for membership.
Uganda appeals to our development partners to continue with the support that they have given to UNFPA in the past, and to do even more.
Calls for the full and effective implementation of the commitments, programmes and targets adopted at the International Meeting and, to this end, for the fulfilment of the provisions for the means of implementation, as contained in the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation, andencourages small island developing States and their development partners to continue to consult widely in order to develop further concrete projects and programmes for the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation;
We call on development partners to continue to strengthen the North- South dialogue in pursuit of a shared development agenda.
We urge the United Nations system, international andregional financial institutions and other multilateral development partners to continue and strengthen support for African Governments in their efforts to implement national development strategies and programmes.
Invites development partners to continue their support to UNCTAD's activities in response to emerging requests from developing countries.
However, to ensure that it is irreversible,we call upon our development partners to continue to provide substantial and timely support for the priorities identified by the recipient countries.
Encourages development partners to continue to support LDCs in the area of building productive capacities in line with the Istanbul Programme of Action;
In this regard, we appeal to the Security Council,the international community and development partners to continue to support Timor-Leste by means of the provision of advisers in these key sectors, for mentoring and for the building of capacities of Timorese counterparts.
She invited development partners to continue their support for UNCTAD's work and to ensure that technical cooperation activities matched the needs of beneficiary countries.
In addition, the Security Council urges the international community and development partners to continue to provide coordinated and coherent support to Sierra Leone to meet its peacebuilding and development priorities.
Encourages Africa's development partners to continue to integrate the priorities, values and principles of the New Partnership into their development assistance programmes;
The Council urges the international community and development partners to continue to provide coordinated and coherent support to Sierra Leone to meet its peacebuilding and development priorities.
It urged development partners to continue to make voluntary contributions to the trust fund for the Samoa Conference and to join in observing the 2014 International Year of Small Island Developing States.
What remains to be done is for development partners to continue to work together, and within the United Nations, to support the implementation of Africa's priorities.
Encourages development partners to continue their cooperation, including ongoing commitments to development assistance,to enable economic transformation of African countries;
In this regard, the participants encouraged development partners to continue and increase their support to the Aid for Trade initiative, giving adequate consideration to the special needs and requirements of the landlocked developing countries.
Invites all development partners to continue to work together with a view to maximizing the development impact of UNCTAD's technical assistance, and further invites donors and potential donors in a position to do so to provide adequate funding for the technical cooperation activities of UNCTAD;
In this regard, the meeting encouraged development partners to continue and increase their support to the Aid for Trade initiative, giving adequate considerationto the special needs and requirements of landlocked developing countries.
Also urges development partners to continue to support the efforts of countries graduating from the list of the least developed countries in order to better promote their further integration into the world economy, to sustain their development process and to avoid any disruption therein, including within the framework of the smooth transition strategy;
The Assembly also encouraged small island developing States and their development partners to continue to consult widely in order to develop further concrete projects and programmes for the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation, including through partnership initiatives.