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The programme will continue from the point it where it was interrupted.
If the safety lock is unlocked(green LED ON), the programme will continue when the door locked.
The Programme will continue to urge the Afghan factions to implement wider enforcement.
If you exit the lime scale removal process once it has begun, the programme will continue with the rinse cycle, from step 11.
The programme will continue to emphasize the mainstreaming of gender perspectives into its subprogrammes.
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Following the success of the Prosecutor's mass grave exhumation programme in previous years, including during 1998,it is expected that this programme will continue in 1999.
The 20-scholarship programme will continue during the 1994/1995 academic year and during the 1995/1996 academic year.
The National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization andReintegration estimates that an additional 9,000 former combatants will benefit from such assistance in 2006 and that the programme will continue through 2007.
This programme will continue the established programmes of the European Union in specific fields under one roof.
In the light of the above,specific tasks of the Secretariat under this programme will continue to be focused on the provision of support, on request, in respect of.
The programme will continue to be implemented over the next few years, till it achieves its health-care and demographic objectives.
For the 2011 round, the Programme will continue to be organized on a regional basis and the regional arrangements will remain largely the same as previously with some changes.
The programme will continue through coaching to help facilitate the process of overseeing the implementation of new practices and safety management.
The top priorities of the programme will continue to be family health, including reproductive health and family planning; environmental health; and a very selective use of essential hospital services.
The programme will continue to promote inter-subregional cooperation through the annual meetings of heads of subregional organizations and ESCAP.
We hope that the Programme will continue to expand and provide the necessary resources to counter intolerance and hatred while promoting understanding and respect.
The programme will continue to work across the three interlinked thematic areas set out in 2002, namely:(a) security and the rule of law;(b) governance; and(c) poverty reduction.
The programme will continue to strengthen the administrative capacity of local administrations, including the police, through demonstrating and applying appropriate existing quality management models.
In 2012, the programme will continue to strengthen the coordination of the joint programmes and measures to ensure that they are implemented as integrated, nationally owned programmes. .
The programme will continue in 2007 and be oriented towards the construction of water supply systems, rural roads to facilitate the transportation of agricultural produce and small markets.
The programme will continue and expand to include other health care providers who perform deliveries such as Health Assistants and Basic Health Workers, with a focus on female staff.
The programme will continue supporting the implementation of the African Agribusiness and Agro-Industries Development Initiative(3ADI) within the Action Plan for the Accelerated Industrial Development of Africa AIDA.
This programme will continue to operate under the authority of the Force Commander of UNAVEM III until early 1997, when it will be gradually taken over by the National Institute for the Removal of Explosive Ordnance.
This Programme will continue and training will be enhanced, in line with the request by the General Assembly that it should be given due priority in the programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
This programme will continue in 1997, as well as micro-credit management and other activities, including capacity building and projects to meet the special needs of women, the elderly and children.
The Programme will continue to provide legal services to relevant United Nations bodies, as well as legal advice and assistance to Member States to enable them to fully implement the drug control treaties.
The programme will continue with the organization of two workshops per year, as well as with the production of a multimedia toolkit on how to run a Model United Nations Conference that accurately reflects the way the United Nations works.
The programme will continue to work on national housing issues aiming at an improvement in the living conditions of the poorest segment of the urban population while at the same time creating employment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The poverty strategies programme will continue in the new CCF period, emphasizing the improvement of disaggregated data collection for poverty alleviation policy and research, income distribution analysis, and poverty-measurement analysis activities.
The programme will continue its interventions in some districts of the three northern regions through a joint programming arrangement with the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), the World Health Organization(WHO) and the World Food Programme WFP.