Examples of using Must continue to develop in English and their translations into Spanish
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We must continue to develop early-warning systems.
We must continue to develop a strong civil society that is the basis for prosperity.
Electricity is generated by solar energy it must continue to develop.
Thus the Bank must continue to develop initiatives to engage affected communities.
Anybody who wants to maintain a leading position on the market must continue to develop as an organization.
We must continue to develop tourism, without falling into abusive developments, but without being infantilized.
Regarding education, in order to remain competitive, we must continue to develop our knowledge base.
The EU meanwhile must continue to develop the gas connection between its members, notably that between Spain and France.
Work must continue to develop strategies that facilitated the transition from peacekeeping to peacebuilding.
Mastering basic literacy skills is fundamental to the life chances of each individual and must continue to develop during the entire period of Secondary education.
The United Nations must continue to develop international standards and regulations in that regard, inter alia, to ensure equal market access for all.
In order to increase and attract trade, investment and capital flows and advances in technology, including information technology,countries with economies in transition must continue to develop sound macroeconomic policies, the rule of law and good corporate governance.
We must continue to develop our relationship in an open, transparent and cooperative manner to strengthen the Organization and better accomplish our common goals.
Awareness should be raised by the organizations at large to Member States that the web must continue to develop, and that this requires substantial and sustained investment in human resources and training.
UNCTAD must continue to develop and provide analysis and support in this respect, and should be given the means to provide analysis and policy advice to developing countries.
New policies, however, are only effective if institutions are able to carry them out: countries must continue to develop the capacities of their institutions to bring real and lasting change to the lives of men, women and children they serve.
Through the General Assembly, we must continue to develop ways to implement the responsibility to protect in the light of the guiding principles established under the Charter.
In the long term, the institutional andprofessional capacity of electoral bodies must continue to develop, the public's awareness of their political rights must increase, and the needs of key civil society organizations must continue to be supported.
Finally, the Commission must continue to develop stronger partnerships with other peacebuilding actors, including regional organizations, the international financial institutions and civil society.
For that vision to survive we must continue to develop the appropriate mechanisms to resist, contain and overcome the new, unfamiliar threats to peace.
We are of the view that the Commission must continue to develop and improve its interaction and cooperation with the Fund, other organs and agencies in the United Nations system and all Member States.
It is certain that we must continue to develop further measures to eradicate that constantly changing scourge of the twenty-first century, but the implementation of the Strategy is essential for the effective fight against terrorism.
In this regard,the Division must continue to develop new strategies for partnership to facilitate and strengthen an integrated approach and to identify priorities in order to deliver more effective United Nations peacekeeping and, ultimately, international responses to post-conflict environments.
The United Nations must also continue to develop its ability to deliver the required services to people all over the world, especially those most in need.