Examples of using Commenced its work in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
agreed at the political level after the IEC had commenced its work, created massive practical problems.
I am heartened to note that the Ad Hoc Committee on a Nuclear Test Ban has commenced its work in a satisfactory manner.
A Working Group on Greenhouse Gas Emissions has also been established and has commenced its work.
which has successfully commenced its work.
had already commenced its work.
the Mechanism has commenced its work in Arusha.
We are pleased to know that the Inter-Agency Standing Committee has already commenced its work and has established an Inter-Agency Task Force to ensure an adequate follow-up.
which has commenced its work in the Port-au-Prince prison.
The Implementation Review Mechanism, which commenced its work in July 2010,
the Mechanism has now commenced its work in both Arusha and in The Hague.
That division of work was agreed upon with the understanding that the arrangement is owing to the fact that the Human Rights Council only commenced its work in June 2006.
The Working Group commenced its work in January 2003
Special Commission 3 commenced its work(under the chairmanship of Mr. Hans Sondaal of the Netherlands)
subsequently named Working Group II(Arbitration and Conciliation), commenced its work pursuant to that mandate at its thirty-second session Vienna,
With the establishment of a 54-member commission for drafting a State constitution, which commenced its work on 3 December, we have already
The Office commenced its work with high expectations
the Commission held an extended session and commenced its work on 19 May,
Further, the 2009 Constitution created an Electoral Boundary Commission, which commenced its work in 2010, including through public consultations,
The Legal and Technical Commission commenced its work on 4 July 2011,
The Working Group commenced its work with a discussion on the inclusion of a general purpose clause for the recommendations applicable to enterprise groups in part three of the Legislative Guide.