Examples of using Task force on electronic in English and their translations into Russian
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Task force on electronic data reporting.
Th meeting of the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Report on the seventh meeting of the task force on electronic information tools.
Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Reports of the meetings of the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Welcoming the work undertaken by its Task Force on Electronic Information Tools.
Task Force on Electronic Data Reporting ECE.
Overlap should be avoided with the Task Force on Electronic Data Reporting that is concerned with technical issues.
Task Force on Electronic Information Tools, led by Bulgaria.
B For details, see the report of the seventh meeting of the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools ECE/MP. PP/WGP.1/2009/4.
It also invited the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools to give further consideration to the complex issue of the digital divide at its future meetings.
At the second meeting of the Signatories,it was agreed to establish a task force on electronic tools, to be led by Austria CEP/WG.5/2000/2, para. 57.
A Task Force on Electronic Information Tools has been established to promote an enabling legislative, regulatory and policy environment throughout the region.
In paragraph 3, it was agreed to includethe title of the task force, so that the paragraph would begin"Establishes a task force on electronic information tools";
Report of the Task Force on electronic data reporting;
A representative of UNEP proposed to coordinate the activity with the development by UNEP of a global,Internet-based information system(www. unep. net) and with a task force on electronic tools under the Aarhus Convention.
The themes identified for the Task Force on Electronic Data Reporting for Primary Data Collection(EDR) are.
The Task Force on Electronic Information Tools, established through decision I/6 and led by Bulgaria, met three times during the intersessional period once in 2003, twice in 2004.
In the establishment of the information clearinghouse, opportunities for linking up with the Task Force on Electronic Tools would be explored to enhance synergies and avoid any overlap.
The Task Force on Electronic Information Tools, established through decision I/6 and extended through decisions II/3 and III/2, met once during 2008 11-12 December 2008.
Austria, as the lead country of the Task Force on Electronic Tools, introduced the draft decision on electronic information tools CEP/WG.5/2002/10.
The Task Force on Electronic Information Tools, established through decision I/6 and extended through decision II/3, met three times during the intersessional period in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
Decides therefore to change the name of the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools to the Task Force on Access to Information, under the authority of the Working Group of the Parties;
The Task Force on Electronic Information Tools was established under the authority of the Working Group of the Parties by decision I/6 of the Meeting of the Parties to continue and develop the work of the earlier task force in advancing the use of electronic information tools to further the objectives of the Convention.
Mr. Chris Jarvis(United Kingdom), Chairperson of the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools, reported on the outcome of its fourth meeting and the future work of the Task Force ECE/MP.
Establishes a task force on electronic information tools under the authority of the Working Group of the Parties to continue and further develop the work of the task force established by the Meeting of the Signatories, so as to facilitate the implementation of the Convention;
The task force on Electronic Documents in Arbitration was created in August 2008 with the mandate to study and identify the essential features and effects of the disclosure of electronic documents in international arbitration and prepare a report, possibly in the form of notes or recommendations for the production of electronic documents in international arbitration.
Given that the Task Force on Electronic Information Tools has expressed support to the secretariat for the development of the clearing house and that this task seems more resource-demanding than first anticipated, the overall requirement for consultancy for this activity has been estimated at US$ 40,000 and the core requirement at US$ 15,000, making the total requirements US$ 50,000 and US$ 20,000, respectively.