Examples of using Task force has in English and their translations into Russian
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The Task Force has completed its work.
Although its exact nature and magnitude is unknown, the task force has registered an increasing number of cases.
The task force has been established and will be formally launched in September 2001.
A product of the Task Force has been the External Debt Guide, which provides recommendations on debt reporting.
The Task Force has a significant number of cases in which evidence must be obtained abroad.
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In formulating these suggestions, the task force has a single objective in mind, namely, to assist the Working Group in developing effective means and methods of implementing the right to development.
The task force has identified several options that could be applied, their strengths and weaknesses.
In the last year of its mandate, the Task Force has the opportunity to provide advice to the Secretary-General on ICT matters, including effective integration of ICT into United Nations processes to help achieve greater efficiency and effectiveness.
The Task Force has a unique opportunity to further a balanced approach to the implementation of the Strategy, with equal attention to all its four pillars.
Each Task Force has its own electronic forum(Wiki) for carrying out corresponding Task(s); further information on the Wikis is available here.
The Task Force has a unique opportunity to further a balanced approach to the implementation of the Strategy, with equal attention paid to all four of its pillars.
The Task Force has also made concerted effort to strengthen the capacity of, and promote dialogue among, policy makers at municipal and other sub-national levels.
The Task Force has a dedicated report editor whose sole function is to assist in the drafting of the reports to ensure accuracy, proper writing style and format.
This National Task Force has a secretariat at the Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection of the General Commissioner of National Police, Ministry of Interior MoI.
To date, the country task force has remained constrained by capacity, access and security impediments that presented a challenge for comprehensive monitoring and verification.
To note that the Task Force has determined that the destruction technologies listed in paragraph 3 of this decision meet the suggested minimum emission standards that were approved by the Parties at their Fourth Meeting;
One task force has begun its work and is addressing practical aspects of returns to the Kroi i Vitakut/Brdjani area relating to reconstruction of houses, infrastructure and services, in order to decrease tensions and focus on common needs.
To date, the task force has taken up and discussed agenda items such as strategies towards the TICAD IV and the G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit, collaboration with international organizations, and aid strategies such as measures to combat tuberculosis and polio.
The Task Force has requested that OECD develop an experimental"Matrix of International Industrial Data Use" in which the cells show the degree to which each variable in industrial statistics is used by different types of governmental and international bodies, for different policy issue areas.
The Task Force has shown in many examples that cost-effectiveness implies differentiated requirements for emission reductions, taking into account regional differences in environmental sensitivities, differences in the potential for and the cost of further emission controls, and in meteorological conditions.
In the meantime, the Task Force had much important work to do.
A task force had evaluated the risks in 1997.
This Task Force had its first meeting on 22-24 September 2004.
The Task Force had started close cooperation with EEA with the aim of harmonizing reporting of monitoring data.
It is important,in our view, that the Task Force have the necessary resources, and we welcome its institutionalization.
As of October/November 1998, the task force had six regional meetings with employers, human resources personnel and members of works councils.
The Task Force had been informed about the updated parts of the strategy in comparison with the previous strategy 2004- 2009.
With a new centre, the structure in EMEP would be completed, so that each task force had a centre to support it.
The task forces had clear mandates, manuals had been written in partnership with UNICEF and others and she was therefore confident of a coordinated United Nations response.
The task forces have initiated communication and dialogue with NPMs, gathering information about the situation in respect of persons deprived of liberty.