Examples of using Force continues in English and their translations into Russian
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Our force continues to grow.
The participation of women in the labour force continues to grow in all the regions.
The Afghan Air Force continues to make steady progress in increasing its capabilities.
Training and development of the Somali Police Force continues in all three regions of Somalia.
The force continues to have four infantry battalions against the authorized six.
The International Police Task Force continues to implement its non-compliance policy see S/1998/1174, para. 12.
That Force continues to be a vital requirement of life for over a million Bosnians.
The presence of a credible international military force continues to ensure that the parties pursue their goals through peaceful, political means.
The Force continues to monitor the accounting for end-of-service liabilities on a regular basis.
However, as I pointed out in my previous report(see S/1996/112, para. 14), the force continues to suffer from the absence of an effective senior officer corps, as well as from a lack of adequate equipment and appropriate operating procedures.
The force continues to lack a number of critical capabilities, including the majority of the military utility helicopters and a limited number of tactical helicopters to complement those offered by Ethiopia; a small fixed-wing air reconnaissance unit; a multi-role logistics company; and a transport company.
In particular, the police force continues to be confronted by a lack of respect for discipline and human rights.
The Force continues to provide a security framework in the Abyei Area, and I am grateful to the Government of Ethiopia for its support in this regard.
The Afghan air force continues to train its personnel with the assistance of NATO Air Training Command-- Afghanistan.
The Force continues to review its transportation requirements and ensures that all necessary steps are taken for the safety of personnel.
The Israeli occupying force continues to bury nuclear waste in the occupied Syrian Golan and to sow landmines.
The force continues to ensure the security framework for civil and humanitarian missions as well as for humanitarian convoys.
In this context, the force continues to implement a programme of road improvement designed to further improve accessibility throughout the country.
The force continues to be constrained logistically as it transitions from the AMIS to the UNAMID supply system.
The Afghan National Police force continues to make modest strides in its overall development as a dependable public security provider.
The air force continues to support ground operations by the army or its tactical objectives by aerial bombardment.
The use of force continues to prevail and the construction of settlements continues to increase.
This force continues to engage the coalition forces in guerrilla skirmishes, posing a major threat to the whole region.
The Force continues to perform its primary function of maintaining the military status quo and preventing a recurrence of fighting.
Meanwhile, the Force continues to focus on the oversight and management of CarLog data and the promotion of safe driving.
The Force continues to improve its crowd and riot control capabilities in order to be better prepared to counter any resurgence in violence.
The force continues to operate from static checkpoints, located mostly along the ceasefire line and to perform very limited mobile patrolling.
The force continues to operate static checkpoints throughout the security zone and its patrolling remains limited because of the persistent mine threat.
The Afghan Air Force continues to make progress, although like other parts of the Afghan National Security Forces, it still faces some professional challenges.
The Force continues to closely monitor the use of flying hours for the helicopters to ensure that they are kept within the limits specified in the letter-of-assist with the troop-contributing Government.