Examples of using Task groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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A literacy and numeracy strategy is under way to address these issues, involving expert and practitioner task groups and a major public/community awareness-raising and information campaign;
Attacks by Allied submarines and surface ships had also cut most of the country's trade routes, and US Navy aircraft carrier task groups had raided locations in the home islands on several occasions.
Mr. Goji introduced the revised guidance to intersessional task groups, explaining that the process for drafting decision guidance documents set out in decision RC-2/2 provided for the creation of task groups to work intersessionally.
The Partnership ' s task groups on measuring ICT in education and in government, for example, are expected to contribute to the development of internationally comparable indicators in these areas. IV.
In that connection, it recognized the practical usefulness of mechanisms such as the Egmont Group of Financial Intelligence Units, the regional bodies modelled on the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering and other financial regional task groups.
External relations. Cooperation with about 170 INFOTERRA national focal points, regional organizations, business, media, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and major task groups, the general public, donor agencies, training institutions and relevant ministries in national Governments.
In that connection, the Meeting recognized the practical usefulness of mechanisms such as the Egmont Group of Financial Intelligence Units, the regional bodies modelled on the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering and other financial regional task groups.
In view of the need to analyse information pertaining to each of the elements of a national communication, the CGE divided itself into six task groups to cover: national GHG inventory; vulnerability and adaptation assessment and research and systematic observation; GHG mitigation analysis; education, training and public awareness; information and networking; and financial and technical support.
During the first meeting of the Conference Preparatory Meeting immediately following the 2000 Conference, the members of the study groups, working parties, task groups, joint rapporteur groups and joint task groups of the Radiocommunication Sector were entrusted with the responsibility of preparing the studies requested by the 2000 Conference ahead of the 2003 Conference.
These task groups, established at the second meeting of the CGE, addressed issues, problems and constraints relating to national GHG inventories; vulnerability and adaptation assessment; GHG abatement analysis; education, training, public awareness and research and systematic observation; information and networking; and support programmes.
He stressed that the task groups would be open-ended and would not take any decisions on the chemicals: it would be
It was agreed that the Chair, working with the bureau, would assign experts to the task groups established for the first group of chemicals and that lead experts assigned to work on the second group of chemicals would be supported by a small group of experts who would comment on the draft review.
For some of the notifications of final regulatory actions, the task groups voiced doubts as to whether the definition of“severely restricted chemical” had been met as insufficient information had been provided to assess clearly the real or expected reduction in use of the chemicals as a consequence of the regulatory action.
The Partnership has several task groups, including the Task Group on Impacts, which is led by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) and aims"… to give an overview of the economic and social impacts of ICTs, how these impacts can be measured and what the data requirements are.".
Inter-agency task groups have been established to follow up on the CEB decisions in the following key areas requiring immediate attention: links between conflicts and organized crime;
It was also noted that in 2011, UNGIWG had formed specialized, time-bound task groups to address specific issues such as enhancing staff safety and security though geo-informatics, harmonizing licensing and data exchange standards, establishing career paths in geo-informatics for United Nations professionals, administering membership to international standards organizations and coordination of efforts in preparing for high-profile international conferences, including the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development.
Thus, chemicals for which it appeared that notifications from at least two PIC regions met the requirements of the Convention would be in the first group and, in accordance with the recommendation of the Committee at its first meeting, intersessional task groups would be established to undertake preliminary assessments of the submitted notifications and supporting documentation for those chemicals.
The guidance had since been revised to define more precisely the roles and tasks of the intersessional task groups, to ensure that the task groups ' reports were sufficiently detailed and clearly documented why criteria were considered to have been met or not met, and to stress communication between task group members and the need to make available draft task group reports prior to Committee meetings.
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Overseeing the work of any task groups established;