Примеры использования Al-qa'idah на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures taken against al-Qa'idah.
Allegations of al-Qa'idah investment in Mauritius.
Al-Qa'idah has helped to finance the Al Bakoun Ala Ahd group.
DHDS supports the Taliban and al-Qa'idah, whose objectives it shares.
Al-Qa'idah is also alleged to have provided funding for training and arms.
Such remittance systems have proved particularly useful to al-Qa'idah.
In relation to al-Qa'idah and its network, this is a very dangerous premise.
At the current stage of the campaign against al-Qa'idah, there is no room for complacency.
How many al-Qa'idah and Taliban fighters are still in Afghanistan?
However, some of these funds are being directed, or diverted, to support al-Qa'idah.
However, the threat posed by al-Qa'idah is not restricted to conventional weapons.
Several Governments have issued and/or reaffirmed warnings concerning possible further al-Qa'idah attacks.
Possible activities of Osama bin Laden, al-Qa'idah or the Taliban in Switzerland.
First, although al-Qa'idah and Taliban forces have been routed, pockets of resistance remain.
Some Islamic charities and related non-profit organizations are also sources of funding for the al-Qa'idah network.
But serious problems remain, and al-Qa'idah is still able to receive money.
Hundreds of al-Qa'idah and Taliban operatives were detained and many more were sought and identified.
Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267(1999): al-Qa'idah, the Taliban and associated individuals and entities.
Al-Qa'idah also is believed to extort money, sometimes using threats to businesses or individuals.
Recent events have demonstrated that al-Qa'idah continues to have access to substantial quantities of arms and explosives.
Al-Qa'idah is believed to rely increasingly on such informal mechanisms to transmit funds for support and operational purposes.
A number of Governmentshave also renewed or issued new warnings concerning the threats posed by al-Qa'idah and associated entities.
This would suggest that al-Qa'idah will probably require additional arms and ammunition.
It is up to each country to take the measures necessary within its borders to deal with al-Qa'idah and its support mechanisms.
Besides cyanide gas, al-Qa'idah may have also experimented with other crude poisons such as chlorine and phosgene.
Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267(1999): al-Qa'idah, the Taliban and other associated groups and entities.
Al-Qa'idah is an insidious mass movement, and no country or group of countries can handle the problem alone.
A permit would not be granted if there was any reason to believe that the goods would be diverted to Osama bin laden, al-Qa'idah or the Taliban.
Al-Qa'idah members and their associates continue to acquire large quantities of explosives or the necessary ingredients to make them.
The Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267(1999) has made progress in updating and reformulating the list of individuals andentities associated with Osama bin Laden, al-Qa'idah and the Taliban.