Examples of using Tasks set out in English and their translations into Russian
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We must fully carry out all the tasks set out in the Compact.
The tasks set out as a priority by the international community must absolutely be addressed.
It shall report to CEP regularly on the implementation of the tasks set out herein.
It reverted to the tasks set out in paragraph 17(a)(i) and(ii) of its work programme.
Decides that UNISFA shall have the following mandate,in addition to tasks set out in paragraph 3.
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Adopt conclusions on the tasks set out in paragraph 17(c) of its work programme(FCCC/KP/AWG/2006/4);
During this transitional phase, the Mission would perform the tasks set out in paragraphs 84 to 104 above.
Adopt conclusions on the tasks set out in paragraph 17(b)(i) and(ii) of its work programme(FCCC/KP/AWG/2006/4);
The Council also decided to establish a committee to undertake the tasks set out in paragraph 12 of the resolution.
In his view, the tasks set out in paragraph 3 of the draft decision were already performed by existing mechanisms.
Today we reaffirm our commitment to fulfil all three core tasks set out in our Strategic Concept.
In doing so, UNOCI will be guided by the tasks set out in the Ouagadougou Agreements, in particular the fourth supplementary agreement.
The ISU shall strive to operate in the most efficient way and to perform the tasks set out in its mandate.
A wide and varied range of measures and tasks set out in the catalogue require joint efforts in this process.
To invite submissions to the Ozone Secretariat by 1 February 2011 of data relevant to the tasks set out in paragraph 1 above;
In order to be able to perform the tasks set out in the work-plan, EMEP had to rely again on voluntary contributions.
We fully support the important role assigned to the OSCE in implementing the tasks set out in the Dayton Peace Agreement.
In order to achieve the objectives and tasks set out in section 2 of this Regulation, the Council has the following powers: 3.1.
It meets periodically to share information, coordinate activities andmake decisions with respect to the tasks set out in the Secretary-General's report ibid., para. 48.
That was one of the tasks set out in the strategic plan adopted by the Executive Committee as a basic guide for activity over the implementation period.
So, how does the United Nations measure up to the tasks set out in the draft World Programme of Action?
At the same time,the Ivorian authorities recognized the challenges emanating from the limited capacity of the key national institutions mandated to implement the tasks set out in the agreement.
This dialogue is aimed at solving specific tasks set out in the programmatic cooperation network of interaction between Belarus and the Council of Europe and the European Union.
Action: The AWG-KP will be invited to revert to, andadopt conclusions on, the tasks set out in paragraph 17(a)(i) and(ii) of its work programme.
Initiate work on the tasks set out in paragraph 17(b)(ii) of its work programme(FCCC/KP/AWG/2006/4), and take into account the outcomes from an in-session workshop it will conduct on these matters;
The original schedule for the implementation of the Ouagadougou Agreement had envisaged that all tasks set out in the Agreement would have been completed by 4 January 2008.
The environmental social welfare carried out the tasks set out in the Social Welfare Act, reducing to a minimum in the best possible way the negative consequences of the changes under way.
Inviting Governments andother stakeholders to provide resources to enable the secretariat of the Strategic Approach to fulfil the tasks set out in paragraph 28, including by.
The information in paragraph 17 of the Secretary-General's report and the tasks set out in annex I indicate the potential for duplication in areas of training and planning.
Pursuant to paragraph 5 of General Assembly resolution 53/95, initial discussions have taken place in New York with regard to the continuation of the tasks set out in paragraph 1 of that resolution.