Примеры использования Major armed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It will have to be a major armed operation.
Of the 19 major armed conflicts recorded in 2002, 18 involved one or more NSAs.
This is the main direction of search for the perpetrators in any major armed conflict.
This triggered a major armed conflict between Hezbollah and Israel.
Ceasefire agreements had been negotiated with 10 of the 11 major armed ethnic groups.
Surge operations were conducted against the major armed groups in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In 1999, the fact that India and Pakistan had nuclear weapons did not prevent a major armed conflict between them.
Between 1990 and 2003, there were 59 major armed conflicts in 48 locations, only four of which involved war between countries.
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Yearbook 2006,there were 17 major armed conflicts at 16 locations around the world in 2005.
While major armed conflicts had decreased in the previous decade, the number of intra-State and lower-intensity conflicts had actually risen.
The database of the supercomputer contains data on the major armed conflicts of modernity for the efficient analysis of future threats.
Noteworthy transformations in the security landscape in Tripoli occurredduring the reporting period, with the withdrawal of several major armed revolutionary groups from the capital.
Realizing the Government's goodwill, 17 out of 18 major armed insurgent groups have returned to the legal fold and exchanged arms for peace.
The three principal themes for its enquiries are: cross-border trafficking, risks of diversion, andestimates of stocks of arms controlled by the major armed groups.
Over 100 delegates represent 17 major armed groups and 17 smaller armed groups, which have returned to the legal fold.
On 12 July 2006, a new incident between Hezbollah military wing and IDF led to an upward spiral of hostilities in Lebanon andIsrael that resulted in a major armed confrontation.
These elements are said to have actively participated in the major armed confrontations between the government forces and the rebel movements mentioned.
According to the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF),11 out of 20 countries with the highest under-five mortality rates in the world have experienced major armed conflict since 1990.
Alternatively, you may try to describe, and possibly explain,some(at least 1) major armed conflicts that have been happening in the Cold-War era e.g.
Recognising that most major armed conflicts are non-international in character, and that such conflicts have been brought within the scope of the Convention by the amendment of Article 1 of the Convention.
A peace process oreven direct talks between the Government of Afghanistan and major armed opposition elements are unlikely before the elections.
The return of almost all major armed groups to the legal fold has led to the establishment of peace and stability in the country, including in the border areas where the insurgents used to operate.
In other words, the scenario would be one in which hostilities would have largely ceased and all major armed groups would have signed an agreement that would allow for external monitoring.
The United Nations and Bretton Woods Institutions that followed World War II were fundamentally concerned with rebuilding destroyed economies andthe need to prevent another major armed conflict.
In Southern Sudan, there have not been any major armed incidents during the reporting period and incidents of killing and maiming of children have decreased since 2006.
It has become a commonplace that the process of post-cold-war transition to a new world order has confronted the international community with new types of major armed conflicts around the world.
Offensive military overflights continue with impunity and both the major armed groups and the Sudanese army have continued to carry out attacks.
Recognising that most major armed conflicts are non-international in character, and that such conflicts have been brought within the scope of the Convention and its annexed Protocols by the amendment of Article 1 of the Convention.
The Special Rapporteur would, for example, welcome the inclusion in the draft constitution of limited autonomy arrangements andstructures for continued dialogue between the central Government and the major armed ethnic parties.
Certainly, the Olympic Games do not suffice to eliminate major armed conflicts that affect the world, but they can represent an important moment of reflection that we cannot and should not renounce.