Examples of using The task force decided in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lastly, the Task Force decided that its third meeting would be held on 30 and 31 May 1995.
While the reconciliation exercise will be a continuing effort, the Task Force decided that the data could now be disseminated through its website.
The Task Force decided to hold its next meeting from 8 to 10 March 1999 at the headquarters of IMF at Washington, D. C.
Meanwhile, as IMF was planning to revise its compilation guidefollowing the release of the Balance of Payments Manual, the Task Force decided to postpone the drafting of a compilation guide.
The Task Force decided that a March 2008 meeting of two to three days was necessary and practical to keep to the revision timetable.
In considering the issues put forward at the fifthsession of the Working Group(see paragraph 3), the task force decided that it would consider the issue of best practices within the scope of the other two mandated themes, so as to facilitate a focus in the discussions and the analyses undertaken by the task force. .
The task force decided to apply these concepts in its work on the right to development, as reflected in the principles of selection described below.
In considering the issues put forward at the seventh session of the Working Group(see para. 2), the task force decided to consider its mandate as follows: the task force would first consider the evolution of and recent developments with regard to global partnerships, with presentations on existing partnerships for development and mutual commitment, from the regional and national perspectives.
The Task Force decided to compile an inventory of activities and requirements in the service statistics area based on a questionnaire sent to participants.
Following the symposium, the Task Force decided to start the process of drafting a Competition Bill with assistance from competition consultants and in close cooperation with UNCTAD.
The Task Force decided at its eleventh session that a matrix should be prepared, showing commitments and initiatives in support of the implementation of the Hyogo Framework.
In considering its mandate, the task force decided that it should consider the issue of best practices within the scope of the other two mandated themes, so as to facilitate a focus in its discussions and analysis.
The task force decided to broaden the conceptual work to present the distributional aspects of sustainable development or the measurement of current well-being.
At the March 2011 meeting, the Task Force decided to produce a guide for compilers covering the full scope of the Manual, since the joint development of compilation guidance for the balance of payments services components was not feasible.
The task force decided that it would consider the issue of best practices within the scope of the other two mandated themes, to facilitate a focus in its discussions and analyses.
The Task Force decided to carry out employment policy reviews in seven countries(Chile, Hungary, Nepal, Morocco, Zambia, Indonesia and Mozambique) in close association with United Nations organizations present in each country.
The Task Force decided to treat those two issues within the framework of the revision of the United Nations International Trade Statistics: Concepts and Definitions, 3/ and in the planned preparation of a compiler ' s manual.
The Task Force decided to prepare a synthesis of best practices or lessons learned with the aim of clarifying the elements of an enabling environment for economic and social development and of establishing mechanisms for improving inter-agency coordination in support of such an environment.
Furthermore the Task Force decided that links between organised crime, namely illegal immigration, corruption, money laundering and other types of financial crime providing funding for terrorist activities that have been detected in the operational work, should be reported to national services specialized in counter-terrorism and to the Task Force. .
The Task Force decided to produce:(a) guidelines for the United Nations Resident Coordinator System;(b) a wall-chart with indicators for social services, delineating current levels attained and establishing goals;(c) best practices/lessons learned;(d) a pocket-card on advocacy; and(e) a set of indicators to measure the implementation of recommendations emanating from recent United Nations conferences in the social sector.
At its organizational meeting(22 March 1996), the Task Force decided to establish a synthesis of best practices or lessons learned with an aim:(a) to clarify the elements of an enabling environment for economic and social development;(b) to establish mechanisms for improving inter-agency coordination in support of such an environment; and(c) to provide respective constituents with standardized inter-agency performance indicators of social and economic progress that represent the development agenda reflected in the outcome of the major conferences.
During its first meeting, the Task Force decided to utilize the modality of working groups to develop proposals for inter-agency collaboration at the country level, in the first instance in the following four areas:(a) a common data system at the national level in the field of health, notably in the areas of infant, child and maternal mortality;(b) basic education, with special attention to gender disparities;(c) policy-related issues, including the drafting of a common advocacy statement on social issues; and(d) women ' s empowerment.
The Task Force decided to use working groups to develop operational guidelines for use by resident coordinators to promote inter-agency collaboration at the country level in the following areas:(a) a common data system at the national level in the field of health, notably in the areas of infant, child and maternal mortality;(b) basic education, with special attention to gender disparities;(c) policy-related issues, including the drafting of a common advocacy statement on social issues;(d) women ' s empowerment; and(e) reproductive health.
At its meeting in March2002 in Estonia the Task Force representatives6 decided to include organised crime in relation to terrorism in the operative work carried out under the auspices of the Task Force cooperation.
The Task Force also decided to consider the establishment of a trade-in-services manual.
The Task Force has decided to serve as a strategic partner in the following three major areas.
According to PCJSS, the Task Force unanimously decided, at a meeting in 1998, that only tribal people would be considered as internally displaced persons.
The Task Force has decided to interpret the term" illicit financial flows" broadly to include all capital flows that go unrecorded and whose origin, destination and true ownership are hidden.
In addition, the task force also decided that the assessment of costs of technically proven and economically viable alternatives should be done against a baseline of HCFCs or HCFC-based equipment and that the application of technically proven(and probably economically viable) highGWP alternatives should be assessed for comparative reasons.
