Примеры использования Federation police на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Others have already been co-located in the Federation Police Academy.
The first Federation Police Academy was inaugurated near Sarajevo on 15 December 1997.
It is also necessary to start a serious effort to include Serb officers in the Federation police.
A total of 10,095 Federation police officers(88 per cent of the total) have completed the week-long human dignity class.
A particular problem that remains is the very low level of Serb representation in the Federation police.
There has been further progress in the restructuring of the Federation police during the current reporting period.
However, Federation police services currently employ only 123 Serb officers(1.2 per cent) and 8"others" 0.08 per cent.
Despite efforts by UNMIBH to restructure the RS and Federation police, little progress has been achieved.
It is encouraging to note that more than 1,000 applications have been received for the next class of the Federation Police Academy.
In August, 25 senior Federation police executives attended an IPTF leadership training programme in Germany.
IPTF has also made progress in its negotiations for the establishment of the joint Federation police force in the Neretva(Mostar) Canton.
The restructuring of the Federation police in the remaining cantons is expected to be formally completed by the end of September.
As of October 1998, Bosnian Serb police officers constitute only 1.17 per cent of the Federation police forces.
The arrival of Federation police did not, however, result in a significant improvement in the situation for most of the Serbs who remained in the suburbs.
In November 2010, the caretaker Federation Government appointed a new Director of the Federation Police Administration for a four-year mandate.
Federation police have at times been unwilling to intervene in cases involving non-Bosniaks, even if present during the commission of a crime.
IPTF, led by its Commissioner, Mr. Peter FitzGerald,is charged with monitoring all activities of the Federation Police Force and that of the Republika Srpska.
While the vetting of the Federation police forces is under way, the Republika Srpska has yet to submit the lists of officers to be vetted.
The establishment of joint working groups for minority recruitment in each Federation canton has accelerated the inclusion of minorities in the Federation police.
IPTF has identified a building for the Federation Police Academy in Sarajevo and is working with the Federation Ministry of the Interior on its refurbishment.
The next intake of minority cadets is scheduled to commence at the Republika Srpska police academy in October and at the Federation police academy in November.
The same instructions have been passed to the Federation Police authorities, where restructuring under IPTF is more advanced, for compliance by 30 August.
The plan, agreed to by the Federation Government,envisaged strict control and monitoring of Federation police by the Task Force, with IFOR support.
The Federation Police Academy was inaugurated in April and the official inauguration of the Republika Srpska Police Academy took place in July 1999.
IFOR has worked closely with the High Representative,the Task Force, the Federation police and local leaders in trying to maintain control and calm within these areas.
As reported in theOctober update report of the Special Rapporteur, Bosnian Serb police officers constitute only 1.17 per cent of the Federation police force.
While hiring all those applicants- which is by no means assured- would more than double the number of Serb officers in the Federation police, there would still be a long way to go before the quotas set in the Bonn-Petersberg Agreement are reached.
In addition, 4,596 Federation police officers(40 per cent of the total) have completed the transitional training course, which is a condensed version of a police academy course and focuses on basic police skills.
The working groups have also begun to identify experienced minority officers who are available for transfer within the Federation police service and between the two entities.
Under the supervision of IPTF's Specialized Training Unit, 223 Federation police officers have completed training in techniques of crowd control, 711 have completed training in border control and 29 are undergoing a course in basic dog handling.