The paper's actual April fool is in fact the resolutely unfunny "Government to appoint 'Lights Tsar' to get Britain switching off", which explains how "ministers are stepping up efforts to cut Britain's energy usage ahead of a looming power crunch, with the creation of a taskforce charged with switching off the country's lights".
The U.S., in collaboration with a diverse group of international partners, can address our chief barriers -- inadequate political will and resources -- by forming a global taskforce with a mandate to take concrete actions that will see commitments through.
While a taskforce meets with ambassadors and diplomats, another group is involved planning the next protest action.
In the meantime, the NUS will be working as part of a taskforce – together with Universities UK, HEFCE, UKBA, London Metropolitan University and others – to help the students affected.
Access denied, for nowA congressional investigation into the collapse of Enron was refused access to records of meetings last year between the failed energy trader and a taskforce charged with formulating America's energy policy, headed by Dick Cheney.
The government will present a package of measures as soon as Tuesday to a taskforce dealing with the contaminated water problem, officials said.
Cable will establish a local taskforce with Kent county council to work with Pfizer and the new local enterprise partnership.
In order to inform and be included in grant calls, EFORT and EORS have formed an EU taskforce, with the goal of setting priorities and developing specific programs to be presented to the EU ministry.
The opposition National Coalition also called on the ISSG to establish a taskforce to deal with the plight of thousands of detainees and "forcibly disappeared persons" who are assumed to be held by the Syrian government.
A former governor of Belmarsh and Dartmoor prisons, Claudia Sturt, has been put in charge of a taskforce that is working with prisons with the highest levels of violence.
