Примеры использования Armed forces units на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Exchange of military information andchanges to the structure and organization of the armed forces units;
In the spring of 2009 it became known that Russia plans to deploy in the Arctic the Armed Forces units and other general-purpose military units of the Russian Federation.
Information about the radar tracking of aircraft on 17 July 2014 in the area of the crash andthe locations of relevant Ukrainian Armed Forces units.
The two delegations alsodiscussed the reorganization and redeployment of the Ethiopian armed forces units, as well as their potential impact on the peace process.
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Withdraw Ukrainian armed forces units to a distance that would make it impossible to fire on populated areas using artillery and all types of multiple launch rocket systems.
Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko has signed Law"On introducing changes to Law'On the access procedure andconditions for foreign armed forces units' deployment on the Ukrainian territory.
The decision of the countries members of the Committee to establish, within their respective armed forces, units specializing in peace-keeping, is a positive development which will promote their effective participation in peace-keeping operations.
Since November 1993, ONUSAL has verified the dissolution of the former National Intelligence Department and the surrender of other armed forces units in compliance with the peace agreements.
Later, when the Congolese armed forces units in these areas mutinied, a leading rebel, who was the son of one of the senior commanders of the ADF, was found and captured in the house of President Kabila's brigade commander in that sector.
Since the passage of the SGleiG, equal opportunity commissioners have been elected and installed in all armed forces units from the division level onward, for the first time.
The main priorities during the reporting period were inspecting the armed forces units' headquarters, conducting patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement, monitoring the destruction of mines and unexploded ordnances by both parties and marking hazardous areas found during regular patrols.
In this regard, Council members welcomed the Secretary-General's recent decision to stop MONUC support for Congolese armed forces units implicated in grave human rights violations.
Records of checks are maintained and retained for a period of at least 10 years, andRoyal Brunei Armed Forces units are required to submit monthly returns of explosives and detonators holdings to the ammunition technical staff of the Directorate of Logistics and the Dte Int& Sy.
In this regard,Council members welcomed the Secretary-General's recent decision to stop MONUC support for Congolese armed forces units implicated in grave human rights violations.
The main priorities for 2010/11 will be to continue with the inspections of the armed forces units' headquarters, conduct patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement and notify the offending party in writing, and report violations to headquarters for further action and reporting.
The internal events of May-June 2007 in the Palestinian camp of Nahr-el-Bared required, however,a reduction of 30 per cent in the number of Lebanese Armed Forces units in charge of border security and their redeployment to the inside.
The main priorities for 2009/10 will be to continue with the inspections of the armed forces units' headquarters, conduct patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement, monitor the destruction of mines and unexploded ordnances by both parties and mark hazard areas found during regular patrols.
He underscored that the main mission of the Armed Forces remains the defence of the border, andthat the army leadership and the Armed Forces units will continue to strongly defend the security of the two Armenian republics.
The main priorities during the reporting period were inspection of the armed forces units' headquarters, conducting air and land patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement, monitoring the destruction of mines and unexploded ordnance by both parties and marking hazardous areas found during regular patrols.
Law 510-VIII of June 4, 2015, legislatively regulates the issue of holding an international peacekeeping and safekeeping operation on Ukraine's territory,expanding the grounds for the access and deployment of foreign armed forces units on the territory of Ukraine.
The intensification of military operations with the Congolese armed forces prompted the Mission to step up andstrengthen the screening of armed forces units, which MONUSCO was requested to support, in compliance with the United Nations Human Rights Due Diligence Policy.
The President of the Council reiterated the Council's deep concern over the humanitarian crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo andwelcomed the recent decision to stop MONUC support for Armed Forces units implicated in grave human rights violations.
The main priorities for the 2013/14 period will be inspections of the armed forces units' headquarters, the conduct of air and land patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement, monitoring the destruction of mines and unexploded ordnance by both parties and marking hazardous areas found during regular patrols.
As reported to the Security Council pursuant to resolution 2046(2012),UNMISS received allegations of several cross-border attacks against South Sudanese armed forces units in Unity and Upper Nile States, in addition to attacks on two farming communities in Upper Nile State.
The main priorities for 2011/12 will be to continue with the inspections of the armed forces units' headquarters, conduct patrols to monitor the ceasefire agreement, monitor the destruction of landmines and explosive remnants of war by both the Royal Moroccan Army and Land Mine Action and mark hazardous areas found during regular patrols.
However, in close coordination with the Lebanese armed forces, enhanced its operational activities to maintain security andstability in its area of operations, following the recent temporary redeployment of some Lebanese armed forces units north of the Litani River owing to multiple security responsibilities elsewhere in the country.
The main priorities for the 2014/15 period will be inspection of the headquarters of the armed forces units, conduct of air and land patrols to ensure adherence to the ceasefire agreement, monitoring the destruction of mines and unexploded ordnance by both parties, and marking hazardous areas identified during regular patrols.
However, they were apparently again attacked in October 1998 and the special armed forces unit deployed to guarantee their security did not provide them with effective protection.
At the beginning of May 2006, 14 young soldiers(believed to be under 18 years old)from the Sudanese Armed Forces unit of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Thiel in Abyei were interviewed by United Nations staff, and in June child soldiers associated with the unit were identified in Abyei town;