Examples of using Task would in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
And friend I naturally assumed that task would fall to me.
Another task would be evaluating the painfulness of electric shocks.
If substantive changes were to be introduced, the task would be more complicated.
One task would be evaluating the pitch of some musical tones.
Even ifall 14 traffic lights on her route were green, this task would be.
That task would be impossible if the Organization was not properly funded.
But he could not guess that this final task would have the most horrible price of all.
The task would be difficult enough with an army behind us but we number just 13.
The Committee was therefore quiteright in deciding to interpret article 19, although the task would not be an easy one.
That task would take many years of sustained international involvement to implement.
When Namibia had agreed to coordinate the preparation of the draft resolution on women in development,it had known that the task would be difficult because it involved factors related to culture, tradition and religion.
Any attempt at that task would cause only overwhelming administrative complications.
As relations with troop-contributing countries expanded, the Military Adviser, who dealt with strictly technical issues of planning, training and monitoring, should not devote too muchtime to maintaining contacts with Member States. That task would be among the duties of the Assistant Secretary-General.
Part of the Committee ' s task would be to assess implementation of the Principles and Objectives.
The task would be a difficult one, as the nature and legal effects of jus cogens remained ill-defined.
The councils will therefore have to separate the viable ideas from the others;otherwise this task would fall to the small secretariat of the centrally located diversification facility and place an unmanageable load on it.
The first task would then be to consider the whole jurisdictional question in relation to States.
I believe that performing that task would be an expression of vitality and a demonstration of faith in our capacity to overcome obstacles.
That task would be greatly facilitated if it adopted the Russian Federation ' s working paper on basic conditions and standard criteria, the latest revision of which took into account, as far as possible, the positions of all States.
Once the proper structures were in place, the task would still be huge, and cooperation with other institutions would be essential within the integrated framework of technical assistance.
The task would not of course be easy, especially with respect to the assessment of the largest contributors.
Obviously, the task would be much more difficult without adequate international support.
A major task would be the preparation of a background document for the special session.
This last task would have been considerably more difficult after the start of atmospheric freezing.
It was recognized however that the task would be difficult since it would first involve a selection of the fundamental principles from the main legal systems of the world and would then entail a differentiation between the principles, the rules and the subsidiary rules.
As she had explained in presenting herproposal to the General Assembly the previous year, that task would require the redeployment of posts from the field, where cases were declining, to the headquarters duty stations in New York, Vienna and Nairobi in order to restructure the Investigations Division in a fully effective way so as to be able to absorb the outstanding caseload of the Procurement Task Force.
Each of those tasks would take me three max.
In summary, these tasks would include the following.
These tasks would have included supporting the preparation of logical frameworks in Secretariat programmes, including peacekeeping operations and special political missions, to ensure adequate focus on expected results and effective linkages between objectives, expected accomplishments and indicators, and working all the way down to the output level.
The SBSTA may wish to take into account that information from these tasks would be needed by the fourth session of the SBSTA, at the latest, since this will be the last session at which the SBSTA may adopt technical modifications to the guidelines and methods for national communications due in April 1997.