Don't you keep abreast of anything except Eula?

UNDP would continue to keep delegations abreast of the content of those programmes as they evolved.

Furthermore, the Executive Director and senior staff met frequently with the chairmen of regional groups and representatives of Member States to keep them abreast of developments.

Such a facility should be provided as soon as possible to keep the people abreast of developments involving their future and to help them communicate and exchange views.

Measurement instruments Allowing the identification of levels of the impact of tourism impact and to keep abreast of change

His delegation considered that the Principles could be revised, in particular in order to keep abreast of scientific developments.

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In order to market their tourism products efficiently, destination and tourism providers should keep abreast of technological developments and standards.

It attached great importance to such cooperation, which enabled it to keep abreast of legal developments at the regional level.

The current network of IIA experts has now expanded to more than 500 members, helping them to keep abreast of latest developments in the area of investment negotiations and dispute settlement.

The Department must also be strengthened to keep it abreast of international events as well as the content of the Millennium Declaration.

It might also be desirable to submit reports more frequently in order to keep the members abreast of its activities and functions.

In Niger, pastoralists use mobile phones to keep abreast of commodity prices in regional markets, which enables them to sell their camels where prices are highest and purchase grains where prices are lowest.

I will keep myself abreast of developments and, as required, play whatever role might be seen by the international community as being helpful.

Keep Them Coming

Keep building them.

I'll keep them.

Keep them up.

Keep them up.

Keep them moving.

keep them moving.

Keep them there.

Shorten sail until the other ships come abreast.

Several Parties expressed a need to train personnel in the compilation and analysis of GHG inventories, and to keep abreast of refinements to the IPCC methodologies.

Tell them to keep moving. Better keep moving.

Like in neighbouring countries, activists are resorting to the Internet and social networking sites such as Facebook to keep the world abreast with their struggles back home.

To keep them safe,

Keep them going, Saidi.

I keep hearing them...

You'll keep them here.

We keep them here.

No, keep them here.

Keep walking. Ignore them.

They keep them here?

Keep up with them.

All right. Keep your eye on them. Just keep them in sight, that's all.

They'll keep coming. You have to keep away from them!

Consequently, policies should be reviewed in an effort to keep abreast of changing family circumstances and a more comprehensive approach be taken to harmonize actions on behalf of families.

Some delegations expressed concern that the use of local staff could result in a deterioration in quality if they were unable to keep abreast of the latest linguistic norms.

We don't keep them all.

Keep them out. Too late!

Keep tight inside of them.

Keep them in there, Figaro!

Please keep them for me.

Here. You may keep them.