Examples of using Section continued in English and their translations into Russian
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This section continued from Section I for CV Exhaust machines.
In addition, the Chief of the Section pointed out that the Section continued to support NGO activities in the deliberations of the Council.
The Section continued to implement the lump-sum system for the processing and settlement of defence fees and expenses.
In conjunction with OHCHR and the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), the Section continued to monitor the impact of violence in the Tarai on children's lives.
The Finance Section continued to provide timely and reliable services to staff members and other clients of the Tribunal.
In response to the ongoing demand for language-related services in translation and consecutive andsimultaneous interpretation, the Section continued to organize competitive examinations in translation and interpretation, maintaining its active roster of external contractors.
The Section continued to monitor evolving security trends and to ensure that appropriate measures to mitigate threats were in place.
Within the scope of the inter-Tribunal cooperation project, the Section continued to provide terminology support to its ICTR counterpart in the form of databases and glossaries.
The Section continued to provide field interpreters for missions mainly involving interviews with victims or witnesses.
Together with OHCHR field presences and in collaboration with United Nations agencies, in particular the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), andwith regional networks of national human rights institutions, the Section continued to assist Governments in establishing human rights institutions and/or engaging in their capacity-building.
The Section continued negotiations with individual States in order to conclude enforcement of sentences and relocation of witnesses' agreements.
During the reporting period, the downsized Investigation Section continued to provide support to the remaining trials and appeals, to proceedings for the preservation of evidence and to the management of the witnesses for the Office.
The section continued to monitor security trends and to ensure appropriate measures against threats existing in the operating environment.
In the course of the past year, the Legal Library and Reference Section continued to expand its activities by improving service to readers, particularly through the introduction of new online products such as Westlaw, Lawtel and Proquest.
The Section continued to provide security to Residual Mechanism staff members and property, and to contribute to planning activities for the Residual Mechanism's new premises.
During the reporting period, the Section continued to work in close cooperation with the Tribunals on the preparation and transfer of records and archives for custody by the Mechanism.
The Section continued to develop and implement the retention schedules of the Tribunal records, focusing on schedules for the records of Chambers and the Administration Division.
The Legal Library and Reference Section continued to support the judicial process through the acquisition and dissemination of relevant information and documentation resources.
The Section continued to provide records storage and retrieval services for Tribunal offices, including the destruction of time-expired records in compliance with approved retention schedules.
During this period, the section continued to provide production and transmission facilities and other assistance to broadcasting companies and journalists covering human rights issues.
From 1939 Folklore section continued its activity on the base of the Institute of Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi headed by national folklorists such as Israfil Abbasli and Mammadhuseyn Tahmasib.
The Treaty Section continued its technical assistance and training programme on participation in multilateral treaties, registration of treaties, depositary practices and final clauses.
In addition, the Section continued to participate in the Justice Sector Coordination Group with a view to maximizing synergy through enhanced coordination among development partners in the justice sector.
The Finance and Budget Section continued to prepare payments for staff, separating staff, non-staff(judges) and vendors while monitoring the rational use of funds in accordance with the approved budget.
The Treaty Section continued to develop and enhance its computerization programme to facilitate the effective storage, retrieval and timely dissemination of treaty information on the website of the United Nations Treaty Collection.
The Finance and Budget Section continued to prepare payments for separating staff while monitoring the rational use of funds in accordance with the approved budget, which has led to difficulties in providing services due to the limited availability of resources.
The Treaty Section continued to expand its technical assistance and training programme on participation in multilateral treaties, registration of treaties, depositary practices and final clauses in the context of the strategy for an era of application of international law action plan.
The Registry Legal Advisory Section continued to provide legal advice to the Registrar, the Chief of Administration and other senior officials of the Tribunal on the interpretation and application of legal instruments regarding the status, privileges and immunities of the International Tribunal, international agreements with the host country and other States, administrative legal issues, commercial contracts and specific research projects in support of the Trial Chambers.
The Section continues to lead the development of record-keeping policies for the Mechanism.
The Finance Section continues to strengthen the internal controls of the Sun computerized accounting system.