Примеры использования Monitoring group believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Monitoring Group believes that the remainder are currently non-serviceable.
However, in the absence of authorization from the sanctions Committee, the Monitoring Group believes that such financial support would constitute a second embargo violation.
The Monitoring Group believes that this is a significant demonstration of Al-Shabaab's organizational capacity.
In the light of subsequent public displays of solidarity by the group's leadership,however, the Monitoring Group believes that reports of a split within Al-Shabaab may be overstated.
The Monitoring Group believes that, as of the time of writing, none of the cargo has been removed from the ship.
Since the Blue Shirts do not constitute part of the Somali security sector institutions, the Monitoring Group believes that they do not qualify for exemptions under Security Council resolution 1744 2007.
C The Monitoring Group believes that Baqalyo was apprehended together with Hanaano and is currently in Yemeni custody.
The flow of arms into andthrough BAM is a good barometer of arms flows into and around Somalia, since the Monitoring Group believes that arms coming into Somalia via seaports, airports and roads are, to a significant degree, channelled to BAM.
The Monitoring Group believes that this name is in fact a pseudonym for Ahmed Abdi aw Mohamud"Godane", a known Shabaab leader.
The general and complete arms embargo on Eritreaappears to have been largely respected; however, the Monitoring Group believes that the Government of Eritrea continues to procure military material and external assistance in order to maintain part of its air force.
Monitoring group believes that official websites of governmental bodies should not be linked to the Facebook pages of their heads.
It mentions allegations that financing continues,again not to Al-Shabaab but to“individuals” that the Monitoring Group believes“have links” to Al-Shabaab, one source claiming to the tune of $80,000 per month, but does not present any evidence.
The Monitoring Group believes that Atom is one of the principal suppliers of arms and ammunition for Shabaab operations in Puntland.
On the basis of this provisional assessment, the Monitoring Group believes that the embargo is indeed affecting maintenance schedules and adversely affecting the operational readiness of the air force.
The Monitoring Group believes that Seyli'i may be a pseudonym for a senior Shabaab figure, Ibrahim Haji Jaama Mey'aad"al-Afghani.
Although initially seized by freelance bandits from the Marehaan clan, the Monitoring Group believes that the hostages were transferred almost immediately-- probably in exchange for payment-- into the custody of Habar Gidir Ayr militia linked to Indha'adde, near the town of Guri'eel in Galgaduud region.
The Monitoring Group believes that this figure represents only a portion of the total that have actually come into Somalia, the exact numbers being unknown.
With regard to the second factor affecting arms supplies to BAM, the Monitoring Group believes that Abdullahi Yusuf, TFG President and former President of Puntland, is very well aware of BAM arms-supply channels and the fact that members of the opposition were the principal beneficiaries of arms sales at BAM.
The Monitoring Group believes that the level of internal divisions in the lead-up to the summer of 2013 had become unsustainable and a direct challenge to the authority of Ahmed Godane.
The Monitoring Group believes that this trend is the result of foreign fighters and Somalis trained abroad bringing new skills and techniques to the battlefield.
The Monitoring Group believes that it is highly unlikely that even this reduced level of air force activity could be sustained on the basis of domestic resources alone.
The Monitoring Group believes that Abdifatah, who is still in Somalia and now goes under a new pseudonym, has since risen to become a senior figure in the ranks of AlShabaab.
The Monitoring Group believes that the statement was a potential indicator of Al-Shabaab's intention, following the purge in mid-2013, to redouble its regional operations.
The Monitoring Group believes that, like Roobow, Timojili' benefits from the support of foreign trainers, one of whom may have supervised the beheading of Mansur and its capture on video.
In particular, the Monitoring Group believes that some remittance businesses have been actively funnelling money used by both TFG and ICU to commit arms embargo violations.
The Monitoring Group believes that the effect of this action is a noticeable downturn in arms shipments reaching BAM and of sales to key opposition members buying there.
The Monitoring Group believes that the commander of the Puntland network is Fu'aad Mohamed Khalaf"Shangole", a Swedish national, who moves relatively freely between Mogadishu and Garowe.
The Monitoring Group believes that it has already documented, during previous mandates, that a considerable portion of the confiscated arms were involved in arms embargo violations.
The Monitoring Group believes that its sensitization efforts have been responsible for a positive trend in notifications to the sanctions Committee by international partners in the Somali security sector.
The Monitoring Group believes that it is important to work to improve the content of the codes of ethics, and it is equally important to train government officials on the rules and encourage them to use them.