Примеры использования All surplus на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Government of Angola has stated its interest in purchasing all surplus assets.
All surplus and waste energy can be harnessed by introducing the Aqua and EnergyBUS functions.
The South African Government has decided to destroy all surplus small arms rather than sell them.
Following the review, all surplus equipment was repatriated resulting in reduced requirements of $392,000.
It is for this reason that my Government decided to destroy all surplus small arms rather than to sell them.
The assistance covered all surplus expenses connected to the practical training of persons with a working capacity of a reduction of at least 40 per cent.
It is necessary to check the whole twine precisely and take away all surplus parts for example lints, excessive stems and threads.
All surplus income will go to other expenditures, with the State ensuring that investment and expenditure on materials are given priority in the allocation of resources.
In response to these problems, Albania is working on evaluating and disposing of all surplus ammunition stock by the end of 2013.
The aim therefore is to remove all surplus salt so that the excess does not affect the settlement of the normal environmental flora in that area, which will give the specific character of each Joselito ham.
They also indicated their agreement concerning the need to systematically register,collect and destroy all surplus, obsolete or illicit arms and ammunition.
South Africa trusts that its initiative to unilaterally destroy all surplus small arms will serve as an example of a practical measure to prevent, combat and eradicate illicit trade and small arms and light weapons in all its aspects.
A person must work in accordance with their powers andmust also be able to satisfy their needs, and all surplus should be directed to the accumulation of social wealth.
Also in Africa, South Africa has announced that it has destroyed all surplus arms in possession of the State and that, together with Mozambique and Swaziland, it has taken steps to establish programmes for the voluntary collection of small arms currently in circulation and to seize illegal arms.
The Board recommends that the Administration ensure that UNMEE take appropriate measures to transfer to other missions or UNLB all surplus air conditioning units or to dispose of units that are deemed to be unserviceable.
It also reaffirmed its support for the principle that all surplus or illegally held small arms removed from circulation in countries or regions affected by destabilizing accumulations, if not immediately destroyed, should be properly secured and managed prior to their early and effective destruction, preferably under international or third-party supervision.29.
It is for this reason that my Government has taken a principled decision to destroy all surplus, confiscated and obsolete small arms and light weapons, rather than sell them.
The Government of Germany has destroyed almost one million small arms(i.e., over 70 per cent of the surplus small arms in the country after reunification in 1990), andthe Government of South Africa has recently decided to destroy all surplus small arms in its possession.
In view of that concern, the Government had recently decided to put a hold on sales of all surplus Crown land located within the major areas in which land confiscation had occurred in the last century.
The Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation to(a) review the non-expendable property at all active missions in order to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held,(b) identify and declare surplus assets in the system and(c)take appropriate measures to transfer all surplus assets to missions in need of them, to UNLB, or to dispose of them as appropriate.
His delegation trusted that the South African initiative to destroy unilaterally all surplus small arms would serve as an example of practical measures to prevent, combat and eradicate illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects.
The Security Council recognizes the important role of the United Nations in coordinating the termination of the Programme,including the transfer at the earliest possible time of all surplus funds in the escrow accounts to the Development Fund for Iraq.
More than four years into the wind-down and liquidation of the programme,the transfer of all surplus funds in the escrow accounts at the earliest possible time to the Development Fund for Iraq, as decided by the Security Council in its resolution 1483(2003)(para. 17), is yet to be undertaken.
In paragraph 233, the Board recommends that the Administration ensure that UNMEE take appropriate measures to transferto other missions or to the United Nations Logistics Base all surplus air-conditioning units or dispose of units that are deemed unserviceable.
Following the South African Government's announcement on 19 February 1999 that it would destroy all surplus small arms rather than sell them, the destruction of a total of 262,667 small arms and parts with a calibre smaller than 12.7 mm by means of fragmentation commenced, on 6 July 2000.
Review the non-expendable property at all active missions to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held, identify and declare surplus assets in the system andtake appropriate measures to transfer all surplus assets to missions in need of them or to UNLB, or to dispose of them, as appropriate;
Accurate inventories should be kept and States should seek an agreement to destroy all surplus or obsolete weapons in their stocks to prevent them from entering the illicit market;
The Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation to(a) review the non-expendable property at all active missions in order to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held,(b) identify and declare surplus assets in the system and(c)take appropriate measures to transfer all surplus assets to missions in need of them, to UNLB, or to dispose of them as appropriate para. 180.
The Permanent Mission wishes to request that the present note,as well as the statement released at the time of the South African Government's decision to destroy all surplus small arms(see annex), be circulated as a document of the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly under item 76 of the preliminary list.
In paragraph 180, the Board reported that the Administration had agreed with its recommendation to:(a) review the non-expendable property at all active missions in order to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held;(b) identify and declare surplus assets in the system; and(c)take appropriate measures to transfer all surplus assets to missions in need of them, or the United Nations Logistics Base, or to dispose of them as appropriate.