Примеры использования Destruction of surplus на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Destruction of surplus and seized weapons;
Brazil stands ready to provide information on the destruction of surplus and confiscated small arms and light weapons.
Destruction of surplus and seized weapons;
Consideration of the technical,economic and environmental implications of incentive mechanisms to promote the destruction of surplus ozone-depleting substances;
Disposal and destruction of surplus and old stocks, including munitions;
The DOS Bureau of Political-Military Affairs(PM) provides technical andfinancial assistance in the destruction of surplus and illicit stocks of small arms/light weapons.
Destruction of surplus and confiscated small arms and light weapons;
The countries express their willingness to assist, on express request, countries requiring technical andfinancial support for the control and destruction of surplus SALW.
Destruction of surplus State-owned and seized illicit weapons;
The Regional Centre provided assistance to States in the management andthe securing of national weapons stockpiles and in the identification and destruction of surplus, obsolete or seized weapons and ammunition.
Destruction of surplus, confiscated or collected weapons: the South African experience.
I wish to recall that at our previous session my delegation circulated a working paper in which we emphasized the value of the destruction of surplus and collected weapons as a practical confidence-building measure.
Destruction of surplus, confiscated, seized or collected small arms/light weapons.
The network created involves experts competent in different aspects of the problem: export control, customs control,stockpile management and destruction of surplus, control over the manufacture and record keeping, etc.
The destruction of surplus or unusable ammunition is usually carried out by commercial firms.
Building on this work, the Centre, in collaboration with OAS, andfunded primarily by the Government of Spain, developed a"Best practice manual on the destruction of surplus and/or obsolete weapons", in November 2008.
Mandate Destruction of Surplus ODS Once Need for Essential Use Exemption Ceases for All Parties.
As a result of this, and to strengthen the implementation of international best practices by national authorities, the Centre, jointly with OAS, developed a best practices manual on the destruction of surplus and/or obsolete weapons.
Destruction of surplus, confiscated or collected weapons as a practical confidence-building measure in the field of conventional arms.
Among the reduction measures recommended, the meeting expressed support for the identification of surplus and obsolete stocks of licit andillicit small arms and destruction of surplus, obsolete and captured material.
Emphasis should be placed on rapid destruction of surplus and to inform the Committee within two months of the measures taken in this respect.
CD/1573, dated 4 March 1999, entitled“Media statement on the decision by the National Conventional Arms Control Committee on the destruction of surplus small arms and light weapons”, submitted by the delegation of South Africa;
The destruction of surplus and confiscated weapons continues to be of importance to South Africa in ensuring long-term security for the country and the region.
Another practical measure to promote confidence among States in the field of conventional weapons that South Africa has actively pursued andimplemented is the destruction of surplus and obsolete weapons no longer in use by Government forces.
Disposal or destruction of surplus weapons is managed by the Armaments Systems Programme Office of the Defence Materiel Organisation, with guidance from Service Headquarters.
ECOWAS Ministers of Foreign Affairs have given PCASED a mandate to promote and facilitate harmonization of national laws and administrative procedures,to support the collection and destruction of surplus and confiscated arms, and create a regional database and arms register.
The destruction of surplus, confiscated or collected weapons, together with an appropriate reporting system on that process, will most certainly promote confidence among States in support of regional stability.
WELCOMES ALSO the initiatives being undertaken by Member States and regional organizations concerning the question of small arms, in particular,the ECOWAS moratorium on small arms, the destruction of surplus and obsolete small arms in South Africa and the destruction of illicit weapons in Mozambique;
South Africa also considers the destruction of surplus, confiscated or collected weapons no longer used by government forces as an important, practical and tangible measure to promote confidence among States in the field on conventional arms.
The Programme of Action calls for States to undertake measures to ensure reliable marking on each small arm, as well as record-keeping and tracing, stockpile security,disposal and destruction of surplus and seized weapons, and support for weapons collection and disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration.