Примеры использования Ammunition should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Accordingly, all ammunition should.
Ammunition should be transported in separate convoys.
In this overall context, ammunition should also be considered.
Arms and ammunition should be controlled throughout their life cycle, from production to destruction.
However, the manner in which the arms and ammunition should be marked was not specified.
Ammunition should be lot-marked on the base or extractor groove of the cartridge case.10.
The destruction of any ammunition, especially chemical ammunition, should be carried out by authorized experts.
The ammunition should be regularly tested and inspected to determine appropriate disposal or treatment options.
Once this process is over,if sanctions remain in force, the ammunition should be surrendered to UNOCI for destruction.
Secondly, the weapons and ammunition should be marked by the manufacturer, in advance of transfer, with appropriate indicators that the weapons are for use by the Ivorian National Police only.
The information about firearms,their parts and components, and ammunition should be provided in the respective columns.
Training ammunition should be a national responsibility unless the Force Commander specifically requires ammunition expenditures for operational training beyond accepted United Nations readiness standards;
Also by the same date, all heavy weapons, 30 per cent of all small arms and all ammunition should be stored in the weapons storage sites.
Weapons and ammunition should be stored separately.
Encourages all interested States to assess, on a voluntary basis, whether in conformity with their legitimate security needs, parts of their stockpiles of conventional ammunition should be considered to be in surplus;
In sum, because of its particular characteristics, the trade in ammunition should be a key component of any discussion on the regulation of the global arms trade.
The Group considered the seven categories of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, small arms and light weapons and whether categories, such as ammunition, explosives, components, defence services,technology related to the manufacture of weapons and ammunition should be included.
The safe and secure stockpile management of ammunition should be an essential component to be considered in planning and conducting peacekeeping operations.
In particular, considering that the presence of poorly managed stockpiles of conventional ammunition poses a threat to peacekeeping operations and thus places peacekeeping personnel at serious risk, the safe andsecure management of ammunition should be considered when planning and conducting peacekeeping operations.
There has been acknowledgement that the issue of ammunition should be addressed in a comprehensive manner as part of a separate process conducted within the framework of the United Nations.
Magazines and ancillary equipment such as slings, optical sights, bayonets,etc., along with any retrieved ammunition, should be placed in separate piles or boxes for later disposal or destruction.
Environment-friendly destruction of surplus ammunition should be an ongoing process; for example, whenever a weapon orweapon system is taken out of service with the armed forces, its ammunition should be disposed of as well.
At the very least, baselines for the Somali security forces and weapons and ammunition should be established and verified, and future progress should be measured against them.
Deliveries of small arms and their ammunition should be strictly monitored by Governments in accordance with inter-State and intergovernmental agreements and treaties. There should also be an established procedure requiring Governments to report such deliveries to the appropriate international organizations.
If many types of ammunition andexplosives need to be stored, the ammunition should if possible be divided and separated into the following four categories.
That regulations and procedures in relation to the import and export of arms and ammunition should be harmonized to facilitate the checking and examination of documentation at the point of entry and exit.
The consequence of those decisions was that authorities dealing with obsolete ammunition should in general find an acceptable option on land i.e. safe disposal or destruction on land.
According to internationally agreed practice,the length of storage of seized weapons and ammunition should be as short as possible in order to reduce the risk of accidents or diversion of stockpiles.
The military observers remaining in Liberia will be available toassist in sorting and classifying the weapons and ammunition, should a decision to do so be taken by ECOWAS and the Government of Liberia before the expiry of the mandate of UNOMIL.
Projects and programmes for the destruction anddemilitarization of conventional ammunition should always address the training needs of national staff with regard to wider stockpile management issues as set out in section II of this report.