Примеры использования Humanitarian costs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recent events had made the world acutely aware of the humanitarian costs of terrorism.
As part of that long-term strategy to address the humanitarian costs and consequences of small arms proliferation, my country is undertaking a comprehensive programme for children in armed conflict.
Engaging military experts in the study of the military utility/humanitarian costs of anti-personnel mine use;
Sanctions, when deemed absolutely necessary, should have specific objectives, be clearly targeted andgiven specified time-frames so as to reduce humanitarian costs.
Australia has seen in its own region the humanitarian costs of conventional arms proliferation.
Our position on APLs was reached after careful assessment of our national andallied defence needs and the humanitarian costs involved.
It consequently calls upon States to weigh carefully the military utility of anti-personnel landmines against the horrific humanitarian costs associated with their continued use around the world: the destruction of human lives and communities an arm, an eye and a leg at a time.
Violent inter-State conflicts, occurring in States subject to ethnic tensions and outright criminality,entail humanitarian costs.
With respect to other types of costs, such as removal of unexploded ordnance or the humanitarian costs associated with accidents due to ERW, the discussion showed that there was insufficient data for arriving at meaningful assessments and conclusions.
The report also touches upon the question of sanctions andcalls for selective targeting in order to reduce the humanitarian costs to the civilian population.
However, with respect to other sources of cost implications,such as the removal of unexploded ordnance or the humanitarian costs associated with accidents due to ERW, the discussions showed that there was insufficient data to arrive at a meaningful assessment or even a conclusion.
Sanctions, when deemed absolutely necessary, should have specific objectives, be clearly targeted andhave specific time-frames so as to reduce humanitarian costs.
Targeted sanctions are a less blunt instrument than comprehensive sanctions,thereby minimizing humanitarian costs, the disruption of non-military trade, the likelihood of a black market emerging, additional humanitarian aid requirements and a negative impact on social infrastructures.
We stress our conviction that no conceivable military utility of anti-personnel mines could possibly outweigh andjustify the devastating humanitarian costs of these weapons.
The Secretary-General's advocacy of“smart sanctions” which seek to pressure regimes rather than peoples andwhich would thus reduce humanitarian costs will be supported by a majority of our membership, and we would ask the Secretary-General to sharpen the concept of targeted sanctions in his proposals to the Security Council and the General Assembly.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Since the early 1990s,the United Nations(UN) has increasingly targeted sanctions to improve their effectiveness and reduce humanitarian costs.
Protection functions and well-designed and well-resourced disarmament, demobilization, reintegration andrehabilitation programmes are examples of the potential support for certain essential humanitarian costs that could be integrated as core costs into the mission plans and mandates of peacekeeping operations, including those in Burundi, Côte d'Ivoire, and the Sudan, as well as all future peacekeeping missions.
In-kind donations of food aid for humanitarian operations are also decreasing andfood procurement constitutes an increasing percentage of overall humanitarian costs.
Therefore, I welcome the fact that the concept of“smart sanctions”, which seek to pressure regimes rather than peoples andthus reduce humanitarian costs, has been gaining support among Member States.
Mr. Tachie-Menson(Ghana), reaffirming Ghana's commitment to the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their 1977 Additional Protocols, said that those instruments had played an invaluable role in limiting the excesses of parties to conflicts andthereby reducing to some extent the humanitarian costs of such conflicts.
He stressed the fact that holding a meeting of the Group of Governmental Experts in 2008 was not enough to ensure prompt action on the issue of the humanitarian costs of cluster munitions and the adoption of relevant decisions.
Further efforts need to be made to bring the major possessors of anti-personnel mines into the Convention. We need therefore to increase our efforts, individually and collectively, to stress our conviction that no conceivable utility of anti-personnel mines could possibly outweigh andjustify the devastating humanitarian costs of these weapons.
Growing public concern about gross human rights violations provided much of the political impetus for the creation ofthe International Criminal Court; concern about the humanitarian costs of landmines fuelled the successful campaign to ban them.
ICRC would be holding an informal meeting of experts in 2007 to promote a convergence of views on different aspects of the cluster munitions issue andidentify feasible means of reducing the humanitarian costs of those weapons.
We need therefore to increase our efforts, individually and collectively, to stress our conviction that no conceivable utility of anti-personnel mines could possibly outweigh andjustify the devastating humanitarian costs of these weapons.
The military commander's proportionality assessment with regard to the choice and use of a particular means ormethod of warfare must also take into account the foreseeable incidental long-term effects of an attack such as the humanitarian costs caused by duds becoming ERW.
Because of their humanitarian cost, I must refer to a specific type of conventional weapon: anti-personnel landmines.
It could be concluded that, whatever their short-term military utility,such weapons had an excessive humanitarian cost.
While not posing a seriousthreat to national security, LRA attacks continued to have a high humanitarian cost and were carried out with impunity.
We cannot but be deeply concerned by the heavy humanitarian cost that is sometimes overshadowed by the larger, more gruesome headlines that violence begets.