Примеры использования Task force may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Task Force may wish to set up a small drafting group.
For the preparation of the draft documents, the Task Force may take advantage of the wiki infrastructure available at ECE.
The Task Force may develop further guidance for reviewers.
It is also suggested that depending on its future work programme, the Task Force may need to involve representatives of other institutions.
Another task force may focus on the legislative and regulatory framework.
In a second stage, if there has been agreement on the need for an international conceptual framework, the Task Force may develop said framework and additionally identify a core set of indicators.
The Task Force may set up a small drafting group to help prepare the strategy.
Internal coordination in Liechtenstein for this purpose is undertaken by the Task Force on Terrorist Financing see question 2;further information on the Task Force may be found in paragraph 18 of the second report to the CTC and in the Annex to this report.
The task force may wish to set up a small drafting group to help draw up the strategy.
If an allegation is not substantiated by the evidence identified by investigators, the Task Force may nevertheless issue a written report(following the vigorous drafting and verification process identified above), or it may close the case and notify the relevant department or office of its findings.
The Task Force may set up working-level arrangements and technical working/study groups.
GE.04-312448GE.04- To this end, the Task Force may wish to discuss practical aspects that might facilitate the strategy's implementation in relation to.
The task force may start to prepare draft elements for the guidelines subject to approval by the Committee on Environmental policy in the autumn.
The Task Force may set up small ad hoc peer review teams of experts to prepare draft reviews for its consideration.
The Task Force may wish to consider its draft terms of reference as set out in document CEP/AC.13/2004/4 and adapt them.
The Task Force may wish to hold its second meeting to discuss and approve the draft strategy and to submit it to the Committee on Environmental Policy for comments.
The task force may wish to consider if it wishes to provide an input to a possible regional segment during the International Conference on Education in September 2004.
The Task Force may also explore the possibility of developing guidelines for multidimensional measurement of poverty and outline the steps that would be required in this direction.
The task force may also serve as a useful expert forum to consider and contribute to the draft chapter on chemicals of the Kiev assessment report.
The Task Force may wish to discuss the practical aspects of implementing the strategy in the region, based on a discussion paper prepared by the secretariat CEP/AC.13/2004/9.
As such the Task Force may already have formulated a recommendation by the time of the May 2009 meeting of the Group of Experts on the Impact of Globalisation on National Accounts.
In addition, the Task Force may also make proposals on approaches to harmonize and coordinate the range of forest-related data and information requests made by countries in different forums.
The Task Force may wish to consider whether it would like to provide input to a possible regional segment during the International Conference on Education(UNESCO; Geneva, September 2004) and what the nature of this input should be.
The Task Force may wish to consider whether it would like to provide input to a possible regional segment during the International Conference on Education(UNESCO; Geneva, September 2004) and what the nature of this input should be.
The Task Force may wish to discuss, amend, if necessary, and approve this draft strategy for submission to the Committee on Environmental Policy at its eleventh session(October 2004) for comments and endorsement.
The secretariat outlined four issues which the Task Force might consider for the further development of the questionnaire on implementation of the recommendations annexed to decision II/3.
Moreover, the Task Force might provide explicit recommendations on data linking for entrepreneurship statistics and analysis, with the help of Eurostat and other statistical offices experienced in the field.
This task force might monitor progress in Ukraine's legislation and implementation of the Aarhus Convention, contribute to the European ACN process and liaise with European counterparts.
Task forces may hold specialized expert meetings or seminars on the topics they address.
However, the Task Force might also consider whether synergies between these two methodologies are achievable-- given that the objective is limited to preventing the identification of individuals, i.e. to prevent certainty about cell values in frequency tables.