Examples of using Task force prepared in English and their translations into Russian
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Between the end of 2006 and spring 2007, the Task Force prepared a first draft of the Manual.
The task force prepared an implementation strategy for the Decade, including a coordination mechanism.
And a report on the activities of the Procurement Task Force prepared at the request of the General Assembly A/63/167.
The Task Force prepared a"matrix" of activities as a reference for United Nations entities and agencies.
Following the adoption by the ICC Commission on Arbitration of the revised ICC Rules for Expertise in 2003, another task force prepared a set of guidelines for ICC expertise proceedings.
In August 2011 the Task Force prepared a summary of the framework, which was widely disseminated during 2012.
Taking into account the remaining tasks for ensuring the production and sharing of all ECE environmental indicators, the secretariat,in consultation with the Task Force, prepared new terms of reference for the Task Force, which are annexed to this note.
The Task Force prepared a questionnaire to collect information on regulatory practices in force in different countries.
In response to requests from Member States, and following an extensive interagency consultation process, the Security Sector Reform Task Force prepared the first volume of the Integrated Technical Guidance Notes, which was launched late in 2012.
The task force prepared a report on the issues, which is set out in volume 2 of the Panel's 2012 progress report.
In the area of climate change adaptation, the Task Force prepared the draft Guidance on water and adaptation to climate change ECE/MP. WAT/30.
The Task Force prepared a compendium of dossiers provided by experts on the scheduled use reassessments and evaluations and reviews of substances listed in annexes I and II to the Protocol on POPs.
Following receipt of comments, the Task Force prepared and posted the English language version of the completed glossary to the UNECE website in April 2008.
The Task Force prepared technical elements for annotated chapter headings for the effectiveness and sufficiency review(annex III), pursuant to article 10 paragraph 3 of the Protocol and as reflected in Executive Body decision 2004/2.
In order to assist further deliberations, the task force prepared draft elements, which are reflected in annexes I and II. These were not subject to detailed examination during the meeting.
The task force prepared a draft report that highlights the importance of both the present and the future aspects of well-being.
In addition to the technical guidance, the Task Force prepared draft policy guidance on water-related disease surveillance ECE/MP. WH/2010/L.2- EUDHP1003944/4.2/.
The task force prepared a draft report that highlights the importance of both the present and the future aspects of welfare.
Based on the results of a questionnaire, the task force prepared a study with a set of principles for PPP in land administration in the ECE member countries HBP/WP.7/2005/8.
The Task Force prepared a draft report that was circulated for comments among experts of the CES member countries in March-April 2011.
The Economic Commission for Africa and the ICT Task Force prepared a publication entitled"The Internet governance space: exploring the core issues from Africa's perspective".5.
The Task Force prepared draft generic guidelines(annex IV), on the basis of Executive Body decision 1998/1 and the model used by the Task Force on Persistent Organic Pollutants.
In 1997, the Task Force prepared an implementation plan for the Panel's proposals for action, which were addressed to international organizations.
The Task Force prepared a roster of gender specialists and a database on women's groups and non-governmental organizations that could support gender mainstreaming in conflict zones.
Using this inventory, the Task Force prepared a number of technical reports analyzing commonalities and differences in the practices adopted by countries with regard to content and methodological aspects of victim surveys.
The Task Force prepared the preliminary agenda for its second meeting and requested the secretariat to report to it on activities related to the management of by-products containing heavy metals or POPs in other international forums.
The Task Force prepared technical reviews of the proposal forwarded by the Executive Body to add mercury-containing products to annex VI to the Protocol on Heavy Metals by initiating simultaneously a two-track review in accordance with the generic guidelines.
The Task Force prepared a programme of action which consists of six subprogramme areas, namely, enabling environment for informal sector development; access to financial services; education and training; industrial and manufacturing activities; rural non-farm activities; and infrastructure.
The AMU will soon start preparatory planning,such as briefing the Task Force, preparing MINDER technical requirements and working with each country office to finalize mission plans.
OIOS further proposed that each Task Force prepare a report, including recommendations for presentation at the 2004 Coordination Meeting.