Examples of using Observers continued in English and their translations into Russian
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Statements by United Nations Members and Observers continued.
UNOMIG military observers continued daily ground patrols in the Gali and Zugdidi sectors.
Mr. Paech(Member of the German Bundestag), after briefly outlining the history of the issue, starting with the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice of 16 October 1975,said that independent observers continued to denounce inter alia the suffering endured by refugees living in the Tindouf camps for the past 15 years, and the brutal repression of activists by the police.
As part of this work, observers continued to encourage and help prison clerks improve their record-keeping.
Under the direction of the Mission's Peace Promotion Division, observers continued to assist and cooperate with the National Peace Accord structures.
UNOMIG military observers continued to perform their mandated tasks through the conduct of daily ground patrols in the Gali and Zugdidi sectors.
However, a number of national and international observers continued to question the background of many individuals who joined the Programme.
Reports from the observers continued to be prepared on the basis of a few elements/specifications provided in decision 11/COP.1.
At the 7th meeting, on 15 April, the members of the Working Group and observers continued discussing proposals for activities for the 2011 International Year for People of African Descent.
Police observers continued to verify and monitor the activities of the 5,450 rapid reaction police, who remain quartered in 13 locations.
In the meantime, civilian police observers continued to verify the quartering of the rapid reaction police in 13 locations.
However, observers continued to express concern at the limited progress towards critically needed governance reforms, curbing corruption and combating serious human rights abuses.
During that period also, WFP international observers continued to visit all the governorates except Basra, Missan, Ninevah and Salah al Deen.
Civilian police observers continued, to the extent possible, to carry out their tasks as provided for in the Lusaka Protocol and the relevant Security Council resolutions.
The United States State Department reports that knowledgeable observers continued to believe that most of the missing are dead and that members of the armed forces know where their bodies are located.
Civilian police observers continued to monitor the neutrality of the Angolan National Police, the state of law and order and the free circulation of people and goods.
In 2010 participants and observers continued to provide technical assistance to facilitate KP implementation.
The civilian police observers continued to perform the tasks described in my report of 13 March 1998 S/1998/236, para. 18.
United Nations military observers continued to monitor the ceasefire, which has been in effect since 6 September 1991.
However, WFP national observers continued to carry out food agent and household spot checks at the governorate level.
The United Nations military observers continued to enjoy unrestricted freedom of movement on the Yugoslav side of the demilitarized zone.
The U.S. State Department reports that'knowledgeable observers continued to believe that most of the missing are dead and that members of the armed forces know where their bodies are located.
During the reporting period, military observers continued to maintain liaison with government representatives, human rights observers and United Nations agencies and to monitor the security of resettled refugees, internally displaced persons and others.
Observers continue to make use of intervention opportunities at formal sessions.
Forty-three military observers continue to patrol the Sector;
The fifth military observer continues to provide liaison services in Tbilisi.
The Chief Military Observer continues to report to the Secretary-General, in particular on the implementation of the Agreement, any violations and their investigation by UNOMIG, as well as other relevant developments.
The Chief Military Observer continues with his efforts to bring about still greater and simultaneous separation of forces to the levels existing as of January 1998, i.e., before the introduction of additional troops into the zone.
The Joint Fact-finding Group established on 19 January 2000, which includes representatives of the CIS peacekeeping force, as well as of the Georgian and Abkhaz sides, andis chaired by the Chief Military Observer, continues to meet on a weekly basis.
The Bosnia and Herzegovina State Commission for Refugees andDisplaced Persons, which the Office of the High Representative attends as an observer, continues to act as the main coordinating body between the State, the entities and Brcko District.