Примеры использования Not to recruit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I chose not to recruit her, so no.
He said you were one of his brightest language students andwe would be foolish not to recruit you.
The Government agreed not to recruit children under 18 years of age into a new national army.
The TMVP/Karuna faction issued"regulations" for its own military not to recruit children in January 2007.
Not to recruit persons who do not wish to enter military service voluntarily.
The Government should adhere to its commitment not to recruit children for military activities.
She implores them not to recruit children either as soldiers or auxiliaries, and not to involve them in armed conflict in any way.
The National Security Council issued a decree in early 2003 instructing the military not to recruit persons younger than 22 years of age.
It reiterated the instruction not to recruit those who are either under age or do not wish to join voluntarily;
The LTTE leadership undertook not to use children below 18 years of age in combat and not to recruit children less than 17 years old.
The Minister ordered the military leadership not to recruit children, even in situations where children might express their intention to join the Chadian National Army.
Welcoming the declaration made by some States parties on the decision they had taken not to recruit children under the age of 18 years;
She also clarified that the objective was not to recruit for specific posts, but rather for the organization to meet longer-term institutional needs.
During the Special Representative's visit to Sierra Leone in May 1998,the Government and CDF made a commitment not to recruit children under the age of 18.
The Office should apply more rigorously its policy not to recruit government officials as national professional project personnel para. 42.
While the Sudanese armed forces have yet to undertake a survey of children in their ranks,they have reiterated their commitment not to recruit children.
The Government was complying fully with its commitment not to recruit children under the age of 18 to its armed forces.
KNU/KNLA also expressed its willingness to enter into dialogue with the United Nations to verify compliance with its commitment not to recruit or use children.
The modalities of such a programme would include a commitment from the Secretariat not to recruit those personnel for an appropriate time following the end of their temporary assignment.
Indeed, some rank-and-file soldiers have talked of their confusion about receiving instructionsto find new recruits, but at the same time being told not to recruit children.
The policy of the Government is not to recruit children under 18 years of age, and there are some measures in place to verify the minimum age of recruits at the provincial and training camp levels.
The Government of the Sudan reiterated its commitment,as a matter of policy and law, not to recruit and deploy children under the age of 18 years.
At the end of 2011, children were seen manning checkpoints and providing security, which remains a concern.On 20 May 2011, the National Transitional Council reportedly issued directives to all front-line troops not to recruit children.
The Board recommends that the United Nations Office for Project Services apply more rigorously its policy not to recruit government officials as national professional project personnel.
The Communist Party of the Philippines(CPP)reiterates its policy not to recruit children under age 18 as armed combatants, although it does not deny using children for non-combatant functions in violation of international legal standards.
In Sri Lanka in June 1998, LTTE agreed not to use children under 18 in combat and not to recruit those under 17.
The Committee deeply regrets that despite having made commitments not to recruit children under the age of 15 years, both the FARC-EP and the ELN continue such practices, which constitute serious war crimes.
Three parties included in the list are Government armed forces,of which one is legally obliged not to recruit or enlist persons under age 18.
The Special Rapporteur asks the Burundian authorities not to recruit young people under 18 years of age for the army or mandatory civic service and to ensure that such recruitment is never imposed by force and that it includes all the ethnic components of the population without distinction.
In Sri Lanka in 1998, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam committed not to use children under 18 years of age in combat and not to recruit those under 17 years of age.