Examples of using Such a task in English and their translations into French
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Such a task could be entrusted to the Special Committee,
The Committee was prepared to undertake such a task if it identified a particular need.
It was further noted that such a task is expected to be done by the secretariats, which are part of UN-Oceans.
In our view, such a task is essential for the determination of the level of additional resources required
the president of Russia charges him with such a task.
it is with a full understanding of the dangers inherent in such a task.
Swaziland knows full well- and with recent firsthand experience- the problems associated with such a task.
Among them, speakers highlighted the need to develop tools at the national level and noted that such a task was the responsibility of national authorities.
No, I'm afraid western mathematical principles cannot accommodate such a task.
pointed out that such a task could not be carried out quickly
least developed countries, which often lack the resources to carry out such a task.
Argentina believes that the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space is the appropriate body to carry out such a task.
Another indigenous representative of the Pacific region said that such a task might form part of the mandate of the permanent forum for indigenous people.
Terms of reference have been developed to define how inter-agency assessment missions could undertake such a task.
Who better than the United Nations can carry out such a task at a time when managing interdependence is more than ever at the heart of the problems of development and peace?
In view of the workload and the research that such a task involves, the Special Rapporteur wishes to point out that such a list could not be produced unless she were provided with adequate human resources.
have the necessary capability for such a task.
the Second Committee was uniquely placed to undertake such a task, with a view to mainstreaming innovative mechanisms into the work of the United Nations.
drew Mr. Magazzeni's attention to the fact that national human rights institutions in developing countries did not always have the resources needed to carry out such a task.
no single multilateral or regional agency could undertake such a task on its own.