Examples of using Implementation began in English and their translations into Russian
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Implementation began in 1996.
Local participants were not expected to become fully involved until after project implementation began.
Implementation began in November 1996.
The terms of reference for the evaluation were approved by the GEF Council in May 2004, and implementation began in September 2004.
Implementation began with the fifth session.
In order to strengthen the quality of leadership and management,a Comprehensive Management Development Programme has been developed and implementation began in 1993 with extrabudgetary resources.
Implementation began in 1998, priorities defined by stages.
The performance of the Secretariat's 29 programmes wasassessed in relation to expected accomplishments, as gauged by indicators of achievement defined before implementation began.
Key activities: Implementation began with the fifth session.
Another reason for satisfaction is the Middle East, with the signing in Washington on 13 September 1993 of theGaza-Jericho autonomy agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO), whose implementation began with the arrival in Palestine of President Yasir Arafat and the formation of the first Palestinian Government.
Implementation began in 2004 and has continued down to the present.
The largest class action settlement in Canadian history, the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement received court approval on March 21, 2007, with the full support of all parties involved: the Government of Canada, legal counsel for former students, Churches, the Assembly of First Nations, andInuit Representatives. Implementation began September 19, 2007. The Settlement Agreement includes the following.
Implementation began in December 2004 and concluded in December 2008.
Status of implementation: Implementation began with planning for the fifth session of the Forum, held in March 2010.
Implementation began in early 2008 and will continue for three years.
Under section 35(Development Account),in 2004 implementation began for the four new projects under the fourth tranche of the Account(biennium 2004-2005), with a total budget of $2.6 million.
Implementation began in April 2014 with recruitment and a test phase.
Concerning the return, reintegration andreconciliation component of the Strategy, implementation began of two joint programmes aimed at providing an integrated package of assistance to some 200,000 returning internally displaced persons, refugees and/or ex-combatants in the Kivus.
Its implementation began in the Russian Federation the Moscow area, Dagestan, Tatarstan.
Also in the Danube area, implementation began on an environmental management and pollution control project focusing on the Tisza River Basin.
Implementation began in May 1997 and is expected to continue until 31 December 1999.
Implementation began on 1 October 2008 and the project came to an end on 30 September 2009.
Implementation began in January 2007 and serves as an umbrella for the donor community to the Provedor's Office.
Implementation began of the programme to support capacity-building for the implementation of competition policy in Mexico.
Implementation began in January 2009 and transfers took place through the offices of the General Union of Sudanese Women, using streamlined procedures and secured by a trust receipt.
Implementation began in March 2017 with instal lation of an HK Refrigeration sub-zero refrigeration unit with a Copeland scroll compressor, adapted by Central Froid to work with R-455A.
At the same time, implementation began of a 10 million euro loan taken from the Council of Europe Development Bank for the purpose of building social apartments for refugees in Belgrade.
In addition, implementation began in 1996 of a 15-month project in Haiti to strengthen the judicial system and assist in national reconciliation by supporting the work of the National Commission on Truth and Justice.
Implementation began on a range of innovative projects, including the Mauritania Wind Electric Power for Social and Economic Development, aimed at providing decentralized wind-based power services to rural areas.
Implementation begun but not completed.