Примеры использования Active fighting на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Although now we can see active fighting sometimes.
And during active fighting we all wanted just one thing: end of shelling.
No military were killed or wounded in active fighting," Mr. Lysenko said.
It took part in active fighting from 9 August 1945 to 5 September 1945.
Him and his 4 male friends were hiding in the basement during the 17-hour active fighting and shelling in Nikolaevka.
By September 11, active fighting around Tsaritsyn stopped.
Significant military support from a number of States in the region maintained the Khmer Rouge as an active fighting force.
Children recruited are being used in active fighting between FDLR and the FARDC mixed brigades.
Active fighting was reported almost all along the demarcation line in Luhansk region during the day and night time on Monday.
In the past 24 hours, we lost one soldier in active fighting, and three others got wounded," Mr. Lysenko said.
The children mainly perform domestic work, butwhen hostilities break out they are also used in active fighting.
In the past 24 hours, no one was killed in active fighting and provocations, however, 6 fighters got wounded," Mr. Lysenko said.
In the past 24 hours, one Ukrainian military was killed and six others were wounded in active fighting and provocations," he said.
Active fighting in the area of the Marmoul gorge lasted nine days, of which a week the Soviet troops advanced under the continuous fire of the enemy.
In the past 24 hours, we lost 3 Ukrainian servicemen in active fighting, while 9 others were wounded," Mr. Lysenko said.
In 2009, active fighting restricted access to conflict-affected populations in contexts such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gaza, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Somalia and the Sudan.
Some provincial security officers reported that groups loyal to freed commanders returned to active fighting against the Government of Afghanistan.
In former Sector North,where active fighting continued well into the second week of August, severe restrictions on movement were imposed as well.
With the multitude of tasks given to them, the Lebanese Armed Forces are clearly overstretched,in particular during active fighting or when countering enhanced security threats.
The resurgence of recent violence and active fighting in Masisi and Rutshuru territories, as well as in Ituri district since August 2008, contributed to a new wave of child recruitment.
These include calling on parties to conflict to allow safe passage for civilians seeking to flee zones of fighting andto agree on measures to enable relief actions during active fighting, such as a temporary suspension of hostilities, days of tranquillity and"deconfliction" arrangements.
During active fighting, in which territory may change hands or the location of conflict may shift, humanitarian corridors should be viewed as dynamic mechanisms that must be renegotiated as needed.
In late July 2010 several hundred people, fearing renewed fighting between the DKBA fifth battalion and Government forces,fled to Thailand where they remained for several days before returning to Myanmar after receiving assurances from the Government of Thailand that they would be allowed refuge should active fighting resume.
Since 1993, however, the Khmer Rouge has effectively ceased to be an active fighting force, with its soldiers returning to civilian life or joining the national army. On 7 July 1994, the national legislature passed a law outlawing the Khmer Rouge.
The reasons for the decrease can be attributed to a combination of factors, including the progress made in the implementation of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme for children, the army integration process,a constant decrease in the number of active fighting zones, and persistent lobbying by child protection networks against the recruitment of children.
Security-related impediments include active fighting and military operations, lack of respect by parties to the conflict of international humanitarian law, multiplicity and fragmentation of dissident armed groups, and suspicions and misperceptions vis-à-vis humanitarian actors by all sides.
As for what constitutes war crimes or crimes against humanity in the Somali context, the independent expert has been asserting that international humanitarian law relating to noninternational armed conflict applies in the whole territory of Somalia,irrespective of whether a specific area is engulfed in active fighting or not.
This is due to a combination of factors including the implementation of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme for children(see section IV); the army integration process;a constant decrease in the number of active fighting zones; persistent lobbying by child protection networks against recruitment of children; and progress made by the judicial authorities in the fight against impunity.
There has been a decrease in the number of cases of recruitment of children in the reporting period, which can be attributed to several factors, including the progress made in the implementation of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme for children, the army integration process,the decrease in the number of active fighting zones and persistent lobbying by child protection networks against the recruitment of children.
Activist considers the attacks to be related to his active fight against pollution of the environment by local enterprises on the production of oil and mayonnaise.