Примеры использования Emplaced mines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Already emplaced mines are excluded from detectability requirement;
Jordan's original mine clearance challenge going back to 1993 included 60 million square metres of mined area, 496 minefields andapproximately 309,000 emplaced mines.
The total number of emplaced mines in the known areas was reported to be 921,080.
The Convention obligates Afghanistan to provide mine risk education andvictim assistance to the Afghan people and to clear emplaced mines by 2013.
The total number of emplaced mines in the known areas was reported to be 921,080.
The request projects that, if humanitarian demining can proceed according to plan in 2008 with 29 objectives completed,19 objectives(containing approximately 7,700 emplaced mines) will remain and will be addressed in 2009.
We remain deeply concerned that emplaced mines still continue to cause death and suffering around the world.
Similarly it should be recognised that while an investment of typically less than US$ 1 per mine will destroy a stockpile of mines, the costs to clear emplaced mines are hundreds or thousands of times higher.
Emplaced mines have had severe socio-economic consequences for the populations living in affected areas.
Third, modern types of fuses, especially those for remotely emplaced mines, are equipped with self-destruction elements which are activated within a period of a few days.
Hand emplaced mines- There are no specific references to hand-emplaced mines in this section of the Coordinator's paper.
Would it be necessary to develop a special regime for long-lived border minefields and under what conditions(a State Party to be requested to declare minefields, their location,the number and the type of emplaced mines, others)?
A recommendation that hand emplaced mines have SD/SN/SDA features is included as a best practice in Technical Annex B. However, this practice would not be legally binding.
However, due to a strong commitment in our subregion to ensuring human security andto meeting the 10-year deadline for the removal of emplaced mines, member States are diverting their meagre resources to attain that noble goal.
At the June 2011 meeting of the Standing Committee on Mine Clearance, the Republic of the Congo reiterated that while no mined area had been detected, it was possible that rebels operating in the south west of the country in the 1970s had emplaced mines.
The Republic of the Congo further indicated that it was possible that rebels operating in the area in the 1970s had emplaced mines and that reconnaissance to be further undertaken would confirm or deny the presence of mines. .
The request indicates that the task for destroying stockpiled and emplaced mines was assigned to the Engineers Corps Command of the National Guard and that, subsequently, the National Guard General Staff established the Cyprus Mine Action Centre(CYMAC) on 25 August 2003 to implement all of Cyprus's obligations arising from the Convention.
Forces at war or engaged in Other Operations may have a requirement for both protective minefields, laid in relatively slow time to shape the battlefield orprovide intimate protection for troops, and rapidly emplaced mines to counter a specific enemy threat.
Chile reported that it has, to date, destroyed 38 per cent of its mines corresponding to the destruction of 69,460 of 181,814 emplaced mines. Chile has also addressed 34.32 per cent of the areas to be addressed corresponding to 7,965,825 square metres of a total of 23,207,281 square metres.
In this connection we believe that it is not expedient to single out scatterable MOTAPMs dispensed by land-based mine emplacement systems from a distance ofup to 500 metres into a separate group. They should be regarded as mechanically emplaced mines, and the corresponding limitations of Amended Protocol II should apply to them.
The Humanitarian Demining Programme of Nicaragua aims for the destruction of all emplaced mines within the 10-year timeframe set by the Convention. To fulfil this objective, a term of 5 years(2000-2004) was initially estimated but it is likely that the programme could be extended until 2006.
Jordan's original mine clearance challenge going back to 1993 included 60 million square metres of mined area, 496 minefields andapproximately 309,000 emplaced mines. Between 1993 and 2003, 25.5 million square metres and 183 minefields had been cleared with 101,356 mines and 10,000 UXO destroyed.
All 22 of these States perceives ormay perceive that they derive utility from emplaced mines and are, or may be, in essence, users of anti-personnel mines. Moreover, while the vast majority of States with stockpiled anti-personnel mines- 89- have joined the Convention, 30 of the States not party to the Convention possess or may possess stockpiled anti-personnel mines. .
Mine clearance has taken longer time than anticipated, civilians are still maimed and killed by emplaced mines, too many mine victims and survivors lack access to adequate assistance, and scarce resources is an increasing problem for many mine action programmes.
Actuation by metallic vehicle>1.000 kg passing within a 0.5 metre radius of the emplaced mine.
Army reserve personnel are observed emplacing mines on a major bridge leading from the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia into Kosovo.
In 2005, Turkey reported 919,855 emplaced anti-personnel mines.
In 2008, Turkey reported that 817,397 emplaced anti-personnel mines remain.
Table: Turkey's remaining challenge to destroy emplaced anti-personnel mines.
AV Mines emplaced by hand- Current proposals would require SD/SN and SDA devices only on remotely-delivered mines. .