Examples of using Task force plans in English and their translations into Russian
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The task force plans to finalize its report in 2011.
He's on a hunt to track down whoever's leaking the task force plans.
The Task Force plans to finalize the report in 2012.
He also informed the Bureau about the Task Force plans for the remaining part of 2013 and in 2014.
The task force plans to finalize its report in 2012.
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In its next phase of work, the Task Force plans to produce a series of shorter, more focused reports.
The Task Force plans to prepare a draft report by October 2013.
Through periodic meetings, the Task Force plans to make recommendation on improving the conditions of substitute cells.
The Task Force plans to tackle this aspect as one of its top priorities.
Due to the importance of this document the Task Force plans to maintain and update the content of the ammonia framework code(after its completion in 2015) as emerging comments and developments arise as much as is possible with respect to resource availability.
The Task Force plans to issue a newsletter starting at the end of 2007.
The Task Force plans to submit a final report for endorsement at the CES in 2015.
In 2005, the Task Force plans to further elaborate this approach and test it in practice.
The Task Force plans to finalise the full report by the end of 2013 in order to submit it for wide consultation with all CES member countries and organizations in early 2014.
The Task Force plans to prepare a report on the revision of United Nations concepts in international trade statistics for submission to the Statistical Commission at its twenty-ninth session.
The Task Force plans to meet in February 2000 at Washington, D.C., to review the comments received and prepare a version for review by a United Nations expert group in 2000 for finalization prior to submission to the Statistical Commission in 2001.
He also informed the Bureau about the Task Force plans for the remaining part of 2012 and the following years up to 2015 in view of the extended mandate for the Task Force that now included black carbon issues, integrated assessment modelling and other policy-related issues.
Over the coming months, the Task Force plans to develop the executing mechanisms as required, including a demonstration version of an automated counter-terrorism assistance information exchange system, containing real-time information as provided by-- and accessible to-- participating Task Force members.
He also informed the Bureau about the Task Force plans for the remaining part of 2011 and the following years in view of the revised mandate for the Task Force(including black carbon issues, integrated assessment modelling and other policy related issues) decided by the Executive Body in December 2010.
The Task Force planned to hold its forty-third session in May 2014.
Both Task Forces plan to complete their work in 2009.
Before the end of 2008, the Task Force planned to issue at least eight more reports.
The Task Force planned the ongoing work of its Expert Panel on Nitrogen Budgets(EPNB) and its Expert Panel on Nitrogen and Food EPNF.
Furthermore, the Task Force's Chairman informed the Bureau that the Task Force planned to meet only once a year in the future and that it was searching for a co-chairman.
Among other activities, the Task Force planned to organize a series of workshops in 2012- 2013, in cooperation with WMO and the Convention's task forces and expert groups, focusing on model evaluation and data infrastructure, the development of 2030 future control scenarios and impact assessment methods.
In accordance with its workplan, the Task Force planned and organized a series of workshops on the exchange of experience on target setting and reporting under the Protocol in different subregions of the ECE region: Eastern Europe(Minsk, 5- 6 April 2011); Central Europe(Bratislava, 8- 9 May 2012); Nordic and Baltic countries(Oslo, 7- 8 November 2012); and the Caucasus Tbilisi, 27- 28 May 2013.
The AU-ILO Joint Task Force planned and undertook joint activities funded by ILO during 2009 that culminated in the establishment of the Productivity Agenda for Africa; an agenda and programme on upgrading the informal economy; and modalities for measuring progress in the implementation of the Ouagadougou Plan of Action.
The task force planned to request clarification from the delegation, in particular with respect to the wording"in conditions that remove the person from the protection of the law", which could be interpreted as constituting an additional element of the crime and could raise the burden of proof for victims.
The Chairperson of the Task Force presented his plans for how the Task Force should deliver on its mandate over the coming years.
Mr. Matti Vainio informed the Task Force about plans for a cost-benefit analysis under the CAFE programme.