Examples of using Task force would in English and their translations into Russian
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Mandate The task force would.
The task force would undertake the following activities.
In order to ensure high-level participation in its meetings, the Task Force would normally meet no more than twice a year for a period of two to three days.
The Task Force would build on the progress made in the past.
However, the work initiated under the programme would continue and the Task Force would meet periodically to observe the progress made in the area of common services.
The task force would report regularly to the Bureau of the Working Party.
Obtaining gridded data from Parties remained a problem and the Task Force would address the lack of sufficient reporting at its next meeting in May 2002 in Cordoba Spain.
The task force would also endeavour to identify simplified ways of assessing costs.
Further clarifications should be made on how the Task Force would help countries to implement the developed guidance material and whether that would be done in a bilateral or multilateral manner.
The Task Force would support national representatives in working towards that goal.
The substantive issues to be addressed by the task force would come from the agreed conclusions of the third session of the Working Group, conclusions that emerged at the high-level seminar and at the fifth session of the Working Group or others that may emerge from future deliberations.
The task force would address the issue of green building in a neutral and scientific way.
The task force would address the issue of green building in a neutral and scientific way.
The Task Force would also develop possible pilot projects on bilateral and transnational level.
The task force would deal with hazardous substances regulated by international agreements, in particular.
The task force would work closely with WGEMA and inform it on progress made and on outcomes.
The Task Force would endeavour to liaise with the PRIMES model managers to seek solutions to that.
The Task Force would aim to improve its knowledge and research in this area, depending on available resources.
The Task Force would provide technical and policy guidance in the development of the above-mentioned deliverables.
The task force would consist of three to five experts and the major drafting work should be done by a consultant.
That task force would continue to coordinate information and input to the General Assembly and the Convention.
The Task Force would focus on linking exposure with long-range transboundary air pollution.
The Task Force would contribute to the revision of the Gothenburg Protocol, including updating its annex IX on ammonia.
In its work, the task force would follow the guiding principles of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, outlined above.
The task force would work in full accordance with existing institutional arrangements in the United Nations system which may relate to natural disaster reduction concerns.
Each task force would be held within the national command of a troop contributor and would be a combined-arms force, with enabling units, capable of sustained operations.
The membership of the Task Force would rotate every two years, in a manner that would ensure both continuity of work and the uninterrupted participation of relevant key strategic sectors of the United Nations system.
The Task Force would assist in implementing the recommendations contained in the Hyogo Framework for Action(2005-2015) adopted by the World Conference on Disaster Reduction, held in Kobe, Japan, from 18 to 22 January 2005.
The task force would focus on the development of country-level cooperation around specific goals and issues and define the required policy options to galvanize international support for African economic recovery and development.
The main goal of the task force would be to harmonize national systems of gathering, processing and disseminating information on hazardous substances taking into account the requirements of existing international monitoring and information networks in the ECE region.