Примеры использования Incidents of piracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since 1985, more than 400 incidents of piracy and armed robbery have been reported to IMO.
Yet, some serious problems remain unresolved, including labour conditions,persons in distress at sea and incidents of piracy and armed robbery.
Incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia and the naval operations.
Last year, there were more than 300 incidents of piracy around the world, nearly half of which occurred in Asia.
It was noted that flag States had the responsibility to ensure that vesselswere adequately crewed and equipped to address incidents of piracy and armed robbery.
Rising incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea have been highlighted in the Secretary-General's report.
ICC International Maritime Bureau:Annual report of incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships 1 January-31 December 2005.
Annex I Incidents of piracy off the coast of Somalia and numbers of prosecutions by States.
We are pleased that those concerted measures have significantly decreased incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in the region.
IMO has reported 4,446 incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea since it began compiling statistics in 1984.
Atom has been involved in smuggling arms from Puntland to al-Shabaab fighters in Southern Somalia andhas been implicated in incidents of piracy, kidnapping, and terrorism.
The number of reported incidents of piracy off the coast of Somalia has declined sharply and is at its lowest level since 2006.
The Information Sharing Centre of the Regional Cooperation Agreement acts as a clearing house for information regarding incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea in Asia.
Although statistics show that incidents of piracy are high in specific areas, it is also evident that they are not uncommon in other parts of the world.
IMO has also adopted a series of documents which provide guidance on how to prevent,prepare for, and react to, incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships.
The total number of incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships reported to have occurred from 1984 to the end of April 2001 was 2,289.
He noted that, thanks to coordinated efforts by Member States, organizations andmaritime industry, the incidents of piracy reported off the coast of Somalia are at the lowest levels recorded in recent years.
The number of incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships, reported from 1984(when IMO began keeping records) to the end of March 2003, has risen to 3,041.
Adopt legislation to ensure that there is a proper framework for responses to incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea in coordination with the approach adopted by other States in the region;
Incidents of piracy and armed robbery in West Africa have risen significantly since 2010, making the piracy problem in the region the second most acute in Africa after Somalia.
We have taken particular note of the report's conclusion,based on the more than 400 incidents of piracy and armed robbery reported to the International Maritime Organization, that the danger is greatest in South-East Asia.
While incidents of piracy remain low, the threat continues to be latent and the gains could be reversed in the absence of sustainable development and a robust maritime security apparatus in Somalia.
All contracting States to the Agreement are linked through the Information Sharing Centre in Singapore to exchange information regarding incidents of piracy and armed robbery, as well as reports on subsequent law enforcement investigations and their outcomes.
However, since 2010, incidents of piracy and armed robbery in the area have risen significantly, making the region the second most acute piracy problem on the African continent.
According to reports received by the International Maritime Bureau of the International Chamber of Commerce,33 127 actual and attempted incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships took place during the first six months of 2006; the same number as in 2005.
Reports on incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships are received by the International Maritime Organization and the International Maritime Bureau of the International Chamber of Commerce and are issued periodically by those organizations.
Noting the request of some Member States on the need to review the boundaries of the high risk area on an objective andtransparent basis taking into account actual incidents of piracy, noting that the high risk area is set and defined by the insurance and maritime industry.
Contracting States to the Agreement share information on incidents of piracy and armed robbery, including reports on subsequent law enforcement investigations and their outcomes, through the ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre(ReCAAP ISC), based in Singapore.
Governments should ensure that their procedures for registering ships guard against fraudulent registrations, can give prompt andaccurate responses about the details of ships which may be involved in incidents of piracy or armed robbery at sea and record details of such involvement.
Effective responses to incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea must be based on measures for prevention, for reporting incidents and for enforcement, including the training of enforcement personnel and the provision of enforcement vessels and equipment.