Examples of using Should continue in English and their translations into Spanish
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Such efforts should continue.
Work should continue on its consolidation.
The European Union's view was that that practice should continue.
Treatment should continue for 1-3 weeks.
Hence it was the view of his Group that the past practice should continue.
People also translate
We should continue dreaming of the next generations.
We must not abandon hope and should continue to seek consensus.
Pressure should continue, to enable Nigeria to emerge from its vicious circle.
I believe that, in the days ahead, we should continue to focus on implementation.
The Board had always endorsed the recommendations and that practice should continue.
Loan customers should continue making loan payments as usual.
Nonetheless, it was also stated that the topic should continue to be given priority.
Loan customers should continue to make loan payments as usual.
The relevant rules agreed upon in E/CN.4/2001/CRP.1 should continue to apply.
The suspension should continue until the Agency is able to provide those assurances.
Critical and essential use exemptions should continue to be reviewed annually;
UNCTAD should continue and strengthen its work on distribution services in a number of areas.
Close medical supervision and monitoring should continue until the patient recovers.
The Committee should continue this practice of asking States parties about their Education for All plans.
In conclusion, the Committee decided that it should continue consideration of the issue.
The Department should continue its engagement with Member States to facilitate the implementation of the reform programme.
Consultations and broad-based discussions should continue throughout the planning process.
UNCTAD should continue, in cooperation with other international organizations, its technical cooperation and assistance in these areas.
To that end, the United Nations system should continue and strengthen its efforts to.
These efforts should continue and expand in response to the mandates of the General Assembly in its resolutions 61/143, 62/133, and 63/155.
Discussions on the death penalty should continue at both the national and international levels.
UNDP should continue the mandatory allocation of funds and improve capacities for systematic application of gender policies in programme planning and implementation.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs should continue its efforts to build a comprehensive and sustainable financial data and reporting system.