Примеры использования Deploying troops на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNSOA commenced rotating and deploying troops and police to Mogadishu in April 2010.
Missions spoke particularly about the dilemmas andtrade-offs faced while deploying troops.
UNOCI considers that deploying troops on a permanent basis in Tai is not feasible, given the logistical constraints.
The government has responded by imposing curfews and deploying troops in the region.
Russia responded by deploying troops to the region, further escalating tensions between Russia and Georgia.
Currently, the African Union is facing serious financial, logistical andother constraints in deploying troops which would join the two Ugandan battalions already in the Somali capital.
Creating, maintaining and deploying troops(of the National Army) within the framework of the Government's national security policy.
Currently, the African Union is facing serious financial, logistical andother constraints in deploying troops which would join the two Ugandan battalions already in the Somali capital.
In selecting and deploying troops and offices of the organs responsible for internal affairs, preference shall be given to local professionally trained personnel.
As the United Nations celebrates its fiftieth anniversary, it may adopt models for new endeavours by mobilizingbuilders to construct peace, not just by deploying troops to keep it.
Kyrgyzstan has accused Uzbekistan of deploying troops at a disputed section of their shared border in retaliation for Bishkek's continued control of a key reservoir.
I am deeply appreciative of Member States that have contributed to the United Nations operations in Iraq by providing funds andtechnical assets or by deploying troops for protection.
Other States have indicated that they will consider deploying troops to join the current arrangement, as part of a regional multinational security force.
While regional arrangements were important in the search for peace, they could not replace the United Nations in peacekeeping efforts; in many places, especially in Africa,caution was required when deploying troops from neighbouring countries.
With the progress made in deploying troops throughout the country, and following an intensive public-information programme, UNMIL successfully re-launched the disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration programme on 15 April at a cantonment site in Gbarnga for LURD combatants.
UNAMIR maintained close cooperation at all levels with Operation Turquoise and developed a detailed plan for taking over from it on 22 August, the date of its scheduled withdrawal. On 10 August,UNAMIR began deploying troops in the zone and on 21 August it assumed responsibility from Operation Turquoise.
Among the difficulties faced in securing and deploying troops was the fact that when a mission was to be deployed in regions where adequate facilities and accommodations such as airports did not exist, countries would definitely not go, and that was why the Department could not comply with the deadline of 90 days for the deployment of an operation.
An assessment made in April 2000 by the Military Adviser in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations determined that, although the provision of flight operations andother related airfield services was essential for deploying troops in the MONUC mission area, troop-contributing nations were reluctant to provide those services.
Deploying troops across Africa has been made more efficient by centralizing the management of United Nations aircraft in the Regional Service Centre, resulting in timelier and more effective rotation support to troop- and police-contributing countries, as well as $102.4 million in savings between January 2010 and the end of June 2012.
Given that Côte d'Ivoire has a welldeveloped motor transportation network, the Operation would increase its road transportation movements, utilizing the United Nations-owned cargo vehicles, in receiving and deploying troops and formed police personnel and associated equipment to their areas of responsibility and redeploying them in response to changing operational requirements.
The resulting unencumbered balance of $1.8 million, equivalent to 0.5 per cent of the appropriation, was attributable to lower emplacement travel costs for military contingents and a reduced number of rotation trips; lower staff costs, owing to the incumbency of international posts at lower grades than budgeted and the fact that almost allincumbents were Mission appointees; and lower utilization of helicopters because of the delays in deploying troops.
Areas of operation: The arrival of MIF forces contributed to a"return to normalcy" in Port-au-Prince within two weeks of arrival, andlimited expansion to other areas became possible. As of 22 March, France had undertaken stabilization efforts in northern Haiti, deploying troops to the rebel stronghold cities of Gonaives and Cap-Haitien, and beginning to establish roving patrols to provide a visible presence in the north.
Taking note of the Secretary-General's report on Somalia of 7 November 2007(S/2007/658, para. 32) whereby the United Nations recognizes the above-mentioned serious financial, logistical andother constraints in deploying troops, it is essential that AU partners including the United Nations assist not only with the funding but also with the implementation of the foreseen requirements in an effort to ensure that AMISOM can fulfil its mandate.
I can deploy troops from my ship immediately.
Other missions deploy troops along borders as a buffer.
The Mogadishu-based leaders, in response, also deployed troops from Mogadishu in the direction of Jawhar.
Deploy troops in all disarmament centres and arms collection sites to enhance disarmament and provide security to encamped ex-combatants;
The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo deployed troops to Ango in February 2013.
Despite their shortcomings,FARDC were able to successfully and rapidly deploy troops to Equateur Province to neutralize the conflict that erupted in the Dongo area.
The additional assets for the support of the Mission's deployed troops and observers would have to be funded from the MINURCA budget.