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The programme continued in 2001 and 2002;
As at 31 December 2005,the liquidation of the programme continued.
The programme continued through 1990.
Including Advocacy in your national programme and group programme continued.
This programme continued until the end of 2000.
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Two of the sessions were charged to the 2000/2001 budget for the training of 25 staff members and the programme continued over the next financial year.
The Programme continued its support for education in 1994.
Separately, the expansion of the Afghan Local Police programme continued. As at 14 August, the total number of personnel stood at 23,550.
This Programme continued in November 2003 and in March 2005.
The representative of Cuba reported that the Parking Programme continued to present practical difficulties and legal issues that had not been resolved.
The Programme continued its project and pursued country-level activities in Brazil and El Salvador.
In 1993, the programme continued to train educators to develop and use such curricula.
The programme continued to build institutional capacity in the Ministry of Health, focusing on social marketing.
Demand on the programme continued to rise, due to the increasing economic hardship in Jordan.
The Programme continued to publish its dark-blue covered study series, in all six languages.
In spite of that setback, the programme continued to promote local economic development and to focus on assisting women entrepreneurs.
The programme continued to lend despite the increasing risks of doing so.
During the reporting period, the programme continued the gradual implementation of the various modules of the Integrated Management Information System.
The Programme continued to support nationally financed school feeding programmes. .
During the period under review the programme continued its work in five provinces and placed a new mentor, a lawyer from Sri Lanka, in an additional province.
The Programme continued preparations for the World Forum on the Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Drug Demand Reduction, scheduled for December 1994.
At the field and headquarters levels, the programme continued to suffer from its inability to recruit key qualified staff because of the Agency's uncompetitive remuneration rates.
The programme continued its work on collecting and disseminating information on the methods and tools to assess climate change impacts and adaptation.
The programme continued a series of workshops for developing country journalists by organizing a further workshop in June 2010.
The Programme continued to publish its dark-blue-covered series of studies, in all six official languages of the United Nations.
This programme continued in 1993 with a reduced number of beneficiaries and, consequently, a lower degree of funding.
This programme continued and grew in force with the arrival of the Young Turks, who massacred a million and a half Pontic Greeks and Armenians.
The Programme continued to provide training for government and civil society on monitoring and documenting human rights violations.
The programme continued to consult with 45 grass-roots organizations and groups in camps to develop feasibility studies for income generation projects.
In 1993, the programme continued its work on the World Investment Directory series with the publication of volume III: Developed Countries Sales No. E.93.II.A.9.