Примеры использования Disarmament tasks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The disarmament tasks ahead are still staggering.
Even today, there is still much we have to do, andthe list of specific disarmament tasks is indeed a long one.
Disarmament tasks have been included on a case-by-case basis in the mandates of United Nations peacekeeping operations.
At that session, there could also be a discussion of the criteria for identifying key remaining disarmament tasks.
Preparation of case studies of peace operations in which disarmament tasks were important parts of the wider mission;
He also mentioned how the Commission's expert staff was proceeding with work to identify unresolved disarmament issues as a basis for the later definition of"key remaining disarmament tasks.
In March 2003, it included this issue in the list of key remaining disarmament tasks required under the terms of Security Council resolution 1284 1999.
Work has continued on the compilation of clusters of unresolved disarmament issues,which is a step in the process of identifying the key remaining disarmament tasks to be completed by Iraq.
The analysis will also aid the Commission in its identification of the key remaining disarmament tasks as part of a work programme to be implemented in Iraq, once operations begin there.
We cannot afford another year of fruitless consultations, procedural manoeuvres andthe persistent abuse by some member States of the consensus rule that prevents us from undertaking priority disarmament tasks.
We propose that the Council should meet immediately after at the ministerial level to approve key disarmament tasks and establish an implementation timetable which is both demanding and realistic.
The work programme was to be submitted for the approval of the Council and to describe how the Commission intended to implement the reinforced system of ongoing monitoring and verification, andto present the list of key remaining disarmament tasks to be completed by Iraq.
Resolution 1284(1999) instructs UNMOVIC to'address unresolved disarmament issues' and to identify'key remaining disarmament tasks' and the latter are to be submitted for approval by the Council in the context of a work programme.
The Security Council may wish to consider that the current deliberations would be enhanced if the Security Council received a draft work programme containing the"key remaining disarmament tasks" from the weapons inspectors.
The work will also form a substantial part of the basis for the identification of the"key remaining disarmament tasks" which UNMOVIC must present to the Security Council for approval as part of the work programme to be carried out in Iraq.
Within the framework of its disarmament and conflict resolution project, it has examined a numberof related issues and carried out several case studies of peace operations in which disarmament tasks were important parts of the wider mission.
It was also made clear that UNMOVIC would be ready to transmit to Iraq for comment the list of key remaining disarmament tasks, which the Commission will draft after having resumed inspection work in Iraq and before the list is sent to the College of Commissioners and submitted to the Security Council.
France, Germany and the Russian Federation, supported by China,have submitted proposals for achieving that objective by defining key disarmament tasks and establishing a rigorous timetable.
The draft paper would serve as an important source for the selection of the key remaining disarmament tasks called for in resolution 1284(1999) and would be updated on a continuous basis as new information became available, including especially for the period 1998 to the present.
We must move forward with an agenda to eliminate these weapons, and, of course,to tackle other equally important disarmament tasks, in particular non-proliferation.
The completion of both the inventory of unresolved disarmament issues andthe identification of the key remaining disarmament tasks will only be possible after the Commission's experts have commenced work in Iraq and have been able to assess what changes may have occurred during almost two and a half years when there have been no on-site inspections or monitoring in Iraq.
It has not yet proved possible to obtain interviews with Iraqi scientists,managers or others believed to have knowledge relevant to the disarmament tasks in circumstances that give satisfactory credibility.
As mentioned in previous quarterly reports, the Commission had been preparing an internal working document of clusters of unresolved disarmament issues as part of the process under paragraph7 of resolution 1284(1999), to identify key remaining disarmament tasks for Iraq to complete.
The responsibilities of UNMOVIC, in connection with paragraphs 8 and 9 of resolution 687(1991), are generally referred to, in resolution 1284(1999),as'disarmament tasks', while the responsibilities under paragraph 10 of resolution 687(1991) relate to implementing the plan for ongoing monitoring and verification.
The list, which in condensed form traces the history of clusters of weapons issues, has been prepared with a view to allowing UNMOVIC to perform its tasks under resolution 1284(1999) to"address unresolved disarmament issues" andto identify"key remaining disarmament tasks.
The above-mentioned document contains principles, practical guidelines andillustrative experiences clarifying how disarmament tasks should be a component of an integrated programme for disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of ex-combatants in a peacekeeping environment.
On 6 March, in response to requests from several members of the Security Council, UNMOVIC declassified and made available to delegations and on the UNMOVIC web site an internal working document of clusters of unresolved disarmament issues,which it had been working on over the past few years as part of the process, under paragraph 7 of resolution 1284(1999), of identifying key remaining disarmament tasks for Iraq to complete.
Under the procedures laid down in paragraph 7 of Security Council resolution 1284(1999), the Commission is to identify andassess key remaining disarmament tasks after it has had the opportunity to work for some time in Iraq and is able to supplement documentary and any other evidence available to it with observations on the ground.
We continue to believe that today's priority disarmament task is an FMCT.
However, that discussion itself, it is predicted by Mr. Aziz, may have no outcome and would only occur if the question of access by UNSCOM to"presidential and sovereign sites" was the only issue preventing the lifting of sanctions this, of course,again assumes that the disarmament task was completed.