Примеры использования Multinational brigades на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During May 2005, the Multinational Brigades carried out 82 roll calls.
UNMIK has deployed military liaison officers to the headquarters of KFOR and to the five KFOR multinational brigades.
During April 2005, the Multinational Brigades carried out 89 roll calls.
KFOR contingents were originally grouped into 4 regionally based multinational brigades.
During January 2005, the multinational brigades carried out 57 roll calls.
It was gratifying that the African Union andthe Group of Eight had developed a similar vision based on the formation of multinational brigades on a subregional basis.
During September 2004, the multinational brigades carried out 39 roll calls.
All multinational brigades have been encouraged to liaise and exchange information with Albanian forces on force levels, patrols, mined routes and suspected threats.
During December 2004, the multinational brigades carried out 11 roll calls.
With respect to the deployment of partner and non-partner nations, Russian troops were almost fully deployed by the end of August, and were either operating in, or in the process of deploying to,their areas of responsibility within Multinational Brigades(MNBs) North, South and West.
During February 2005, the Multinational Brigades carried out 68 roll calls.
Joint search operations were stepped up, including operations along the borders and boundaries to limit the smuggling and storage of weapons and supplies in support of ethnic Albanian armed groups. On 1 December 2001, KFOR and UNMIK police launched the largest simultaneous weapons search operation so far,involving 3,000 soldiers from all five multinational brigades, which resulted in the arrest of 12 people and the seizure of an assorted range of weaponry.
During March 2005, the Multinational Brigades carried out 88 roll calls.
The valuable experience of the Standby High Readiness Brigade should be shared, so that multinational brigades could be set up in future peacekeeping operations.
In this context, KFOR Multinational Brigades(MNBs) have reconnoitred all known CBU locations and have marked the bomblets for disposal by explosive ordnance disposal teams.
Sixteen members were recommended for dismissal by the Commander of KPC for lack of discipline and absenteeism. On 4 April,members of KFOR's Multinational Brigades attended morning roll calls, unannounced, at all KPC locations across the province, and found 28 per cent of KPC personnel absent.
On 1 June 2004, SFOR multinational brigades were designated multinational task forces, in accordance with the restructuring of SFOR into a deterrent presence posture and associated downsizing of the forces engaged in the area of operations.
Immediate support was required in order to set up multinational brigades organized along subregional lines to enable timely responses to crises.
In addition, KFOR Multinational Brigades have established five border-crossing points to assess the type and frequency of traffic and to conduct random searches of vehicles including to prevent the illegal traffic of weapons and military equipment.
KPC completed a number of field exercises with the Multinational Brigades in May, and conducted 46 other training activities including bridge building and foreign language training.
During September 2004, the multinational brigades carried out 24 roll calls and 1 Kosovo-wide roll call.
During September 2004, the multinational brigades carried out 25 roll calls and 1 Kosovo-wide roll call.
During August the KFOR Inspectorate for KPC cells of the Multinational Brigades carried out 47 roll calls: 1,054 out of 1,722(61.21%) KPC personnel checked were on duty in their barracks; 168(9.76%) personnel were on duty elsewhere.
During November, the KFOR Inspectorate for KPC cells of the multinational brigades carried out 51 roll calls; 1,210 out of 1,697 KPC members checked were on duty in their barracks(71.30 per cent) and 205(12.08 per cent) on duty elsewhere.
Multinational brigade commanders have been taking part in local crime prevention council meetings.
Each Multinational Brigade is providing specialized training to KPC Training and Doctrine Command trainers.
The Kabul Multinational Brigade will also transition to regional command capital early in August.
The Kabul Multinational Brigade will have become Regional Command capital on 6 August 2006.
Media training conducted in Multinational Brigade South-West was successful.
KPC members of each pick-up zone will receive specialized occupational training at each Multinational Brigade.