Examples of using Task force notes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Task Force notes that the funding of institutional strengthening will come up for review by the Executive Committee at its first meeting in 2015.
As to the electronic reporting of aggregate balance-of-payments statistics, the Task Force notes the recent Eurostat initiative of using EDIFACT as a medium for transmitting standardized messages, i.e., combinations of data and text.
The Task Force notes that this raises questions about statistical policy within international organizations that member countries may wish to address directly.
On the question of data reporting, the Task Force notes that there may be scope for a more harmonized reporting of data on interest rates; the design of a matrix of reporting requirements might help in this respect.
The Task Force notes that efforts to coordinate technical assistance in finance statistics have been confined to the programmes of international organizations with the economies in transition.
Having reviewed the replies to the IMF letter of August 1993, the Task Force notes continuing concerns about the burden of reporting and has reviewed the feasibility of easing that burden by taking advantage of the benefits of electronic reporting and ensuring a greater harmonization of data requirements through the development of a matrix of data requirements.
The task force notes that 24 of the 53 African Union members have acceded to the NEPAD African Peer Review Mechanism(APRM) and the NEPAD-OECD Mutual Review of Development Effectiveness.
The Task Force notes that, in order to serve the needs of a wider audience and conform with current thinking in this area, the format of the manual on monetary and financial statics is much more flexible.
The Task Force notes that efforts to coordinate technical assistance in finance statistics have been confined to the programmes of international organizations being conducted in the economies in transition.
As to data reporting, the Task Force notes that there may be scope for a more harmonized reporting of data for government expenditures; the design of a matrix of reporting requirements would help in this respect.
The Task Force notes that IMF plans to develop a new manual on monetary and financial statistics are following procedures similar to those adopted for the fifth edition of the Balance of Payments Manual.
The Task Force notes that procedures similar to those described for the manual on monetary and financial statistics are being followed for revising the Manual on Government Finance Statistics.
The Task Force notes that, to date, there has been limited Executive Committee experience in funding this type of activity; however, the Task Force expects that this experience will increase rapidly in the upcoming triennium.
In this connection, the Task Force notes plans by the World Bank to review the scope of its Debtor Reporting System(DRS) to reflect the changing patterns of financing in developing countries, including the growth of private-sector financing and new financial instruments.
The task force notes that the impact of the Special Programme on innovation with regard to infectious diseases- and thus its contribution to target E of Millennium Development Goal 8- has been limited owing to the fact that it has been underfunded in relation to the magnitude of the challenge at hand.
The task force notes that the OECD has commissioned valuable research papers by the Overseas Development Institute, demonstrating significant potential for correspondence and mutual enforcement between the Paris Declaration and human rights, including the right to development.
The task force notes that the issues of youth and landlocked and small island States are included in goal 8; however, it was not able at its second meeting to consider criteria for the periodic evaluation of these dimensions of goal 8, and left open the possibility of exploring the matter in the future.
As to the European Union, the Task Force notes that the needs for government finance statistics are defined within the framework of the European System of Accounts(ESA) and the Union Treaty and its protocols; neither Eurostat nor EMI see the need for the development of separate methodologies on government accounts either to meet present needs or in the context of monetary union.
The Task Force notes that, since the 1993 SNA and the Balance of Payments Manual have both paid particular attention to recent developments in financial markets and instruments and to the integration of balance-sheet accounts into the national accounting framework, the scope of other finance statistics, as previously developed, may well be reduced as those two systems are implemented.
The Task Force notes the lead taken by Eurostat in that area in its work on aggregate balance-of-payments statistics through the use of its Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport(EDIFACT) programme, and in its plans to apply EDIFACT to the reporting of aggregate national accounts data in the near future and to other areas of statistics over the next five years.
The Task Force notes that IMF, Eurostat, BIS and the World Bank(the latter in the area of external debt statistics) have been active in transforming national data for finance statistics and have reviewed the procedures for coordinating work on the underlying methodologies; in particular, it notes IMF plans to produce international methodologies on monetary and financial statistics and government finance statistics that are consistent, to the extent possible, with the System of National Accounts 1993 1993 SNA.
The Task Force noted the CLAM analysis on sustainable long-term levels of emissions.
In the resulting discussion the Task Force noted that.
The Task Force noted the N-related activities of ICP Modelling and Mapping.
The Task Force noted that PCP was a biocide.
The Task Force noted that the procurement records were often incomplete and poorly maintained.
The task force noted the following links between risk classes and containment classes.
The Task Force noted the importance of effective communication between scientists and policymakers.
The Task Force noted.
However, in drafting that recommendation, the Task Force noted a minor complication.