Examples of using Myanmar continued in English and their translations into Russian
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Myanmar continued.
Opium prices in Myanmar continued to increase.
Myanmar continued to pursue its reform measures vigorously.
Draft resolution A/C.3/63/L.33:Situation of human rights in Myanmar continued.
Despite significant changes, Myanmar continued to face a relentless demand for perfection.
In his report to the General Assembly(A/69/362), the Secretary-General indicated that during the reporting period,11 August 2013 to 6 August 2014, Myanmar continued to mark progress in its reform agenda.
Afghanistan and Myanmar continued to account for most opium poppy cultivation worldwide.
Regrettably, the overall human rights situation in Myanmar continued to be of grave concern to the international community.
Afghanistan and Myanmar continued to account for the majority of illicit opium poppy cultivation worldwide, with 84 per cent of global opium cultivation taking place in those countries.
My good offices efforts in Myanmar continued, albeit with little progress.
Although Myanmar continued to face challenges, her delegation welcomed the Government's reform and reconciliation efforts, including the promotion of interfaith dialogue.
Mr. Örnéus(Sweden) said the population of Myanmar continued to be severely restricted in their freedom of expression, assembly and association.
Myanmar continued to attach great importance to the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice, handed down on 8 July 1996, which set out the obligation to pursue negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament, and to the implementation of the 13 practical steps for implementing article VI of the Treaty.
During the reporting period, Myanmar continued the reform agenda while the country geared up for the 2015 elections.
Afghanistan and Myanmar continued to account for the majority of illicit opium poppy cultivation worldwide, with 84 per cent of global opium cultivation having occurred in those two countries.
Delegations were pleased that UNDP activities in Myanmar continued to be implemented in full compliance with the respective Governing Council and Executive Board mandates.
The situation of human rights in Myanmar continued to deteriorate and the authorities were resorting to increasingly repressive treatment of Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy.
In 2011, Afghanistan and Myanmar continued to account for most illicit opium poppy cultivation worldwide(see figure I); 84 per cent of global opium cultivation occurred in those two countries.
In 2011, Afghanistan and Myanmar continued to account for the majority of illicit opium poppy cultivation worldwide(see figure I), with 84 per cent of the global opium cultivation having occurred in those two countries.
As for Canada's remarks concerning forced labour, Myanmar continued to cooperate with the International Labour Organization to eradicate forced labour and was striving to uphold the basic human rights of all its citizens.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar continued to consult the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission on its protection activities, including investigations and complaints, and brought specific concerns to the attention of the Commission.
The Permanent Representative further stated that Myanmar continued to maintain this position and that the Chairman's decision to appoint the present Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar was unacceptable, as in the case of the previous Special Rapporteur, Professor Yozo Yokota.
During the reporting period, ESCAP and the Government of Myanmar continued a wide-ranging policy dialogue aimed at addressing the country's socio-economic and developmental priorities and challenges. On 15 December 2009, ESCAP Executive Secretary, Noeleen Heyzer, visited Nay Pyi Taw for the second of a series of seminars initiated in July 2009 in the context of the development partnership round table and development forum jointly organized by ESCAP and the Government of Myanmar. .
It is believed that Myanmar continues to produce landmines, with devastating effects.
Myanmar continues to be one of the largest producers of opium and heroin in the world.
The use of forced labour in Myanmar continues to be a problem.
Although the United States Government suspended its assistance to Myanmar in 1988, Myanmar continues to cooperate with the Drug Enforcement Agency of the United States.
Notwithstanding the measures taken by ILO, Myanmar continues to demonstrate its firm commitment to the eradication of forced labour in the country.
Myanmar continues to experience accelerating impoverishment and the impaired ability of social service provision structures to address the essential needs of the general population, especially children.
Myanmar continues to regard a comprehensive test-ban treaty as an essential step towards nuclear disarmament.