Examples of using Library continued in English and their translations into Russian
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Over the next fourteen years, the library continued to expand.
The Library continued to provide support to other United Nations websites.
In order to meet its key objective of providing ready access to information, the library continued to develop its electronic cataloguing system.
During the period under review, the Library continued to receive requests for copies of the publications and documents of the Authority.
The library continued to make available to its users information, documentation, internet facilities and interlibrary loans as required.
During the period covered by the present report, the library continued to handle requests from staff members and external users for information and documents.
The library continued its acquisition programme with a view to building a comprehensive collection of reference materials and strengthening the research capability of the collection.
In order to meet its key objective of providing ready access to information, the library continued to work towards full implementation of an electronic cataloguing system.
The library continued its acquisition programme with a view to building a comprehensive collection of reference materials and strengthening the research capability of the collection.
To keep staff aware of new additions to the catalogue, the Library continued to produce the ICTR Quarterly Bibliography and the monthly list of new acquisitions.
The Library continued to use social media to disseminate information about newly released publications, reports and information-related activities of the United Nations.
The Centre's documentation/reference library continued to receive publications from within and outside the African region.
The Library continued to strongly encourage depository libraries to move to the use of electronic access in preference to print documents and publications.
During the period under review, the library continued to handle requests from staff members and external users for information and documents.
The library continued to service the secretariat staff and the public by responding to queries, disseminating information on climate change and distributing official documents and public information materials.
During the period under review, the library continued to receive an increasing number of requests for copies of the publications and documents of the Authority.
The library continued to build a comprehensive collection based on a patron-driven acquisition policy and consisting of 5,600 publications, including 900 full text articles, a core selection of law journals and 45 online databases.
During the period under review, the library continued to handle requests from staff members and external users for information and documents.
In the past year, the Library continued to expand the resources accessible to United Nations staff worldwide and, in many cases, to permanent missions as well, through its efforts in consortium purchasing with other United Nations system agencies.
During the period under review, the Library continued to provide its clientele with the information they need in the course of their assignments.
During the reporting period, the Library continued to provide research services to Tribunal judges, staff and interns through the use of numerous online databases and the management of a vast collection of books, loose-leafs and journals on international criminal law, human rights, international humanitarian law and the criminal codes of many countries, as well as books on the former Yugoslavia in English, French and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian.
In addition to its regular Internet training courses, the Library continued to offer and provide to staff and delegates its training course specifically designed to facilitate access to human rights resources on the Internet.
The Library continues to receive requests for copies of the publications and documents of the Authority.
Today we see that the library continues to play an important role.
While the Library continues to encourage depository libraries to consider the advantages of electronic access, inequities in the area of such access will be taken into account.
The Library continues to strongly encourage depository libraries to move to the use of electronic access in preference to print documents and publications.
We constantly supplement it and therefore Library continues to grow, as it's said between us,- not by days, but by fates.
The Library continues to guide the development and expansion of the Organization's Intranet, iSeek, with a view to enhancing and improving this tool for internal organizational communications.
The Library continues its efforts to bring high quality information resources to the desktops of official United Nations system users through the purchasing of relevant online information services.
The Library continues to publish indexes to the proceedings of the General Assembly, the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council.