Examples of using Section will continue in English and their translations into Russian
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The Section will continue to leverage existing and new opportunities.
The remainder of these Terms and this Section will continue to apply.
The Section will continue to prepare the United Nations Treaty Series publications.
IS3.35 In its marketing activities, the Section will continue to take advantage of new technologies and social media.
The Section will continue to support the implementation of business intelligence and reporting systems that conform to the directives of OICT.
In the budget cycle 2010-2011, the Information Systems Section will continue to work with IMSS, leveraging further services such as the enterprise content management system.
The Section will continue to undertake the depositary functions of the Secretary-General(for over 500 multilateral treaties) and the registration and publication functions relating to over 50,000 treaties and related actions annual intake of 2,700.
In working towards the objective of the subprogramme, the Section will continue to develop and improve information systems to support the implementation of United Nations human resources reforms.
The Section will continue to liaise with the Geneva office, ensuring consistency of application of Pension Fund benefit processing.
In working towards the objective of the subprogramme, the Section will continue to improve, maintain and, where necessary, develop information systems to support the implementation of United Nations human resources reforms.
The Section will continue to support the Fund's operations by providing legal services and assistance to all sections and offices in the secretariat of the Fund.
The Engineering Section will continue to perform the functions described in paragraph 137 of A/63/346/Add.4.
The Section will continue to implement programmes on awareness-raising, capacity-building and the promotion of the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol and the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol.
The Engineering Section will continue to perform the functions described in paragraphs 182 and 183 of A/64/349/Add.4.
The Section will continue to aim to provide adequate professional psychological services so that high stress levels can be addressed and maladaptive coping behaviours and psychological and emotional exhaustion can be prevented.
The Engineering Section will continue to perform the functions described in paragraphs 155 and 156 of document A/65/328/Add.4.
The Section will continue to perform other essential functions such as development of transport standard operating procedures and conduct driver training and testing for national staff and driver testing for international and military personnel.
During 1998-1999, the Engineering Section will continue to provide ongoing support to the existing peacekeeping and other missions as well as to those which may be established by the Security Council.
Furthermore, the Section will continue to supply medicines and consumables to the medical facilities/satellite clinics established on Mission premises, including the main medical clinic in Kabul, two satellite clinics in compounds A and B and seven clinics in the regions.
During 1998-1999, it is expected that the Section will continue to provide ongoing support to existing peacekeeping and other missions as well as to those which may be established by the Security Council.
The Aviation Section will continue to improve efficiency gains and expects that the utilization will improve to above 60 per cent for the 2006/07 period.
Under the proposed structure, the Engineering Section will continue to design and lay out the infrastructure; upon completion of these stages, management of the infrastructure will be handed over to the General Services Section. .
The Finance Section will continue to perform the functions described in paragraphs 214 and 215 of document A/64/349/Add.4 and paragraphs 169 and 170 of document A/65/328/Add.4.
During the biennium 1998-1999, the Section will continue to provide services to the organizations based at the Centre by constantly reviewing operational needs and matching them with available resources.
The Engineering Section will continue to oversee construction projects and maintenance activities at United Nations premises; the management of facilities; and the provision of office space and living accommodations in Kabul and in field offices.
In working towards the objective of the subprogramme, the Section will continue to develop and improve information systems to support the implementation of United Nations human resources reforms, including agreement with the Umoja team on the integration between the two systems.
The Treaty Section will continue its programme of technical assistance on treaty law and practice as well as its seminars and others activities described above.
The Finance Section will continue to perform the functions described in paragraphs 214 and 215 of A/64/349/Add.4.
In addition, the Section will continue on the path of print-on-demand and microinventory printing until it reaches the point of holding no physical stock.
Furthermore, the Treaty Section will continue to enhance and refine its computerization programme during the biennium to respond effectively to the needs of Member States and other end-users.