Примеры использования Woodfield на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. M. Woodfield, Co-Chairman of the Task Force.
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In 2011, Woodfield was the subject of a Lifetime television film Hunt for the I-5 Killer.
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The Co-Chairman, Mr. Woodfield(United Kingdom), thanked Mr. McInnes for his services.
In 1974, after a dozen"flashing" incidents called unwelcome attention to Woodfield, the Packers formally cut him from the NFL.
Mr. M. Woodfield(United Kingdom) and Mr. A. Barkman(EEA) co-chaired the meeting.
The delegation of the United Kingdom informed the Steering Body about its readiness to continue to support the Task Forcefor another year and to ensure that Mr. Woodfield continued to co-chair the Task Force up to and including its next meeting.
Mr. M. WOODFIELD(United Kingdom) and Mr. C. EVERS(European Commission) co-chaired the meeting.
GE.03-31388 Representatives from the four EMEP centres, the Centre for Integrated Assessment Modelling(CIAM), the Chemical Coordinating Centre(CCC), the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-East(MSC-E) and the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-West(MSC-W), the UNECE secretariat andMr. M. WOODFIELD(United Kingdom), Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections.
Mr. Mike Woodfield(United Kingdom) served as Chairperson and Mr. Andre Jol(EEA) as Vice-Chairperson.
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Mr. Woodfield noted that in the coming years the Task Force would focus on data quality and intended to shift its annual meeting time from spring to autumn.
The Task Force thanked Mr. Woodfield for his work as its Chairman over the past years and welcomed the new Chairperson Ms. Kristin Rypdal Norway.
Mr. M. Woodfield(United Kingdom) noted that he had received very few responses from industry in the United Kingdom.
Mr. Woodfield underlined the continued cooperation with EEA/EIONET and other groups in the work of the Task Force.
Mr. Woodfield noted that the United Kingdom would step down as lead country of the Task Force after the meeting in Warsaw.
Mr. M. Woodfield(United Kingdom), Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, attended part of the eleventh meeting of the Committee.
Mr. M. Woodfield chaired the working group on emissions, Mr. A. Semb of CCC the working group on measurements and Ms. L. Tarrason the working group on modelling.
Woodfield tried to establish himself with the Packers during Coach and General Manager Dan Devine's last season, but could not shake his problems with a trip across the country.
Mr. Woodfield highlighted the coordination of work between the Task Force and other groups, including the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change IPCC.
Mr. M. Woodfield, Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projection, noted its recommendations to coordinate work with the Expert Group to draw on the information in ECODAT in estimating emissions and projections.
Mr. M. WOODFIELD, Co-Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, and Mr. R. MAAS, Chairman of the Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling, participated in the meeting for the first two agenda items.
Mr. M. Woodfield pointed out that the overall objective of the Task Force was to assist Parties in reporting on emissions under the Convention and its protocols, as well as to act as a scientific peer review body.
Mr. Woodfield reported on contacts between the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, in particular its combustion and industry panel, and the expert from Belarus responsible for producing the report that constituted its contribution in kind.
Mr. M. WOODFIELD, Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, reported on progress made, including the results of the workshop on validation and evaluation of air emission inventories, held in Gothenburg(Sweden) on 14- 16 October 2002.
Mr. M. WOODFIELD(United Kingdom), Chairman of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, reported on the progress made(EB. AIR/GE.1/2001/5), including the results of the tenth meeting of the Task Force, held in Geneva on 9-11 May 2001, which was the second to be held jointly with EIONET.
Mr. Woodfield reported the results of the 2001 reporting round, noting that this was the first time that Parties could use the new reporting formats. Thirty-six Parties(71%) had reported as of 1 June 2003, with 29 reporting on time. Twenty-one had used the new formats.