Examples of using Section continues in English and their translations into Russian
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The Section continues to lead the development of record-keeping policies for the Mechanism.
In collaboration with theUnited Nations Archives and Records Management Section, the Section continues to work on projects required to prepare the Tribunal's substantive records for transfer and dissemination prior to closure.
This section continues with discussing the identification of factoryless goods producers.
To meet the needs of these witnesses, the Section continues to expand its collaboration with Member States and national and international humanitarian services.
The Section continues to ensure protection measures for witnesses and the relocation of protected witnesses through its Protection Unit.
This means that the Section continues to handle a case after disposal of it by the Dispute Tribunal.
The Section continues to convert the printed United Nations Treaty Series volumes into Internet format through scanning and/or diskettes.
This means that the Section continues to handle a case after the Dispute Tribunal has completed its work on it.
The Section continues to provide transcripts of all courtroom proceedings in English and French, with a view to ensuring the highest quality service in the most cost-effective way.
The Legal Library and Reference Section continues to play a crucial role in delivering legal materials needed to support the judicial process.
The Section continues to work very closely with other substantive sections of UNAMSIL such as the Civil Affairs and Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration(DDR) sections. .
To meet their needs, the Section continues to expand its collaboration with Member States and national and international humanitarian services.
The Section continues to provide substantive advice to States, United Nations offices, specialized agencies and other treaty bodies on both depositary and registration-related information.
The Finance Section continues to strengthen the internal controls of the Sun computerized accounting system.
Furthermore, the Section continues to provide help desk assistance for IMIS, the Secretariat's principal administration system for the management of human and financial resources.
The Section continues to coordinate the work of the Chambers and to provide assistance with legal research, drafting and preparation of documents in both working languages and with internal administration.
The Section continues to coordinate the work of the Chambers and to provide assistance with legal research, drafting and preparation of documents in both working languages and with internal administration.
The Section continues to contribute to the planning of the new premises for the Mechanism in Arusha by providing additional functional requirements, specifications and estimates of resource requirements for the building that will house the archives.
The Section continues to strengthen communication and outreach to Member States, civil society, regional organizations and individual women with a view to expanding the pool of potentially qualified female candidates, and strives to ensure that shortlists forwarded for the Secretary-General's consideration include female candidates.
The Treaty Section continues to develop and enhance its computerization programme to facilitate the effective storage, retrieval and timely dissemination of treaty information, now substantially contained on the new website of the United Nations Treaty Collection opened in September 2008 and available free of charge for everyone.
The Section continues to develop record-keeping policies and systems for the Mechanism, including a comprehensive electronic documents and records management system for non-judicial records that will improve record-keeping and facilitate the sharing of information between the two branches of the Mechanism in the interest of enhancing operational efficiency and effectiveness.
The Section continues to perform its advisory functions, including the interpretation and application of legal instruments regarding status, privileges and immunities of the Tribunal, international agreements with the host country, other States and intergovernmental organizations, administrative legal issues, claims against the organization, contracts and commercial arrangements, the negotiation of enforcement and relocation agreements and advice on the status and development of the legal framework and rules of the Tribunal.
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The Section continued to provide field interpreters for missions mainly involving interviews with victims or witnesses.
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 negotiations with individual States in order to conclude enforcement of sentences and relocation of witnesses' agreements.
The Senior Legal Officers of the Section continue to implement the substantial responsibilities assigned to them in respect of pre-trial and pre-appeal management.
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 monitor security trends and to ensure appropriate measures against threats existing in the operating environment.