Examples of using Start work in English and their translations into Russian
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Start work and stop talking.
I promise it will be here before I start work.
In this case, the entrepreneur can start work only after receiving them.
It should start work on the series of amendments for the 2009 versions in accordance with the procedure established at the eighth session TRANS/WP.15/AC.2/17, annex 2.
The Committee of the Whole could start work on 1 or 2 November and would close on 4 November;
This way we could start work on the text proposed by Colombia
The Specialized Section agreed that the UNECE secretariat should start work on brochures on sweet peppers
Start work towards the deployment of an international policing force on the Georgian territory occupied by the Russian Federation;
A clean and user-friendly interface- an operator doesn't need to take longtime training in order to start work.
Rapid measurement: when start work, it takes a short time on measurement,
The expert group under the auspices of the Nazarbayev University should start work in this direction,” Nursultan Nazarabayev said.
Autumn 2013: Joint Meeting on Censuses, to discuss report on national practices and start work on revision of census recommendations for 2020 round of censuses;
begin discussion of the recommendations and start work on a new framework to follow the MDGs.
Then you can start work or continue your higher education by enrolling in a master's program.
We can no longer afford for this to happen- the Conference must start work.
Initial support has already been given to the federal constitutional commission to set up its offices and start work on planning.
suggested that the Specialized Section start work on drawing up a standard for this type of meat.
Subject to the acceptance of the transition plan by the OECD, start work on the explanatory brochure for inshell walnuts and walnut kernels.
It was convenient for the company that they were both guards and could start work straight away.
For next year the different specialized sections proposed to revise 10 standards and to continue or start work on 10 new standards.