Примеры использования Operation would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The operation would be deployed according to the schedule described in section III of the Secretary-General's report.
Question: So you were sure that the operation would succeed?
The operation would be considered a non-family mission;
The maintenance of law and order andpublic safety would remain the responsibility of those authorities but the operation would assist and support them, if necessary.
The European Union operation would also seek to provide escorts to MINURCAT staff when needed.
In proposing plans for an independent structure, my recommendations will be based on the assumption that,despite its new status, the operation would have basically the same mandate, strength and composition of troops.
That first operation would serve as a learning experience for future joint operations; .
In connection with the deployment of additional military contingent and civilian police personnel to the West(Daloa) and East(Bouaké)Sectors, the Operation would strengthen the coordination of administrative support provided to the Sectors from its headquarters in Abidjan.
The operation would also monitor and verify the provisions of the Agreement relating to the Joint Investigation Agency.
This version was soon amended when Russian experts hinted that the operation would actually have been prepared by the British service in order to weaken Russia[2].
The operation would also receive from them and maintain relevant records, technical information and maps concerning such areas.
Misgivings persisted, however, as the Chairman of the Defence andSecurity Committee of the Georgian Parliament stated publicly that the operation would also establish control over an"extremely important strategic base… a place from which one can reach Sukhumi by air in just five minutes.
The operation would liaise closely with all relevant authorities and offer advice, support and good offices, as necessary.
To carry out its task of monitoring and verifying compliance with the provisions of the Foundation Agreement pertaining to the police of the federal andconstituent states, the operation would monitor and verify that police activities at both the federal and constituent state levels are carried out in accordance with the Foundation Agreement and the relevant constitutional and federal laws.
The operation would also monitor the enforcement by the police services of the prohibition provided for in the Agreement on arms held by the public.
From the budgetary standpoint, the operation would consist in transferring resources from one section to another.
This operation would require capabilities and rules of engagement that would enable it to contribute to stabilizing the situation in the western part of the country.
Notes that any decision to deploy such an operation would take into account, inter alia, the conditions set out in the report of the SecretaryGeneral;
The operation would also undertake inquiries, upon complaints received, or of its own initiative, on alleged non-compliance with the provisions relating to civilian matters in the Agreement.
Notes that any decision to deploy such an operation would take into account inter alia the conditions set out in the Secretary-General's report(S/2009/210);
The Operation would support the humanitarian community through implementation of quick-impact projects to promote and facilitate the United Nations peacekeeping efforts in Côte d'Ivoire.
During the period ending 30 June 2004, the Operation would deploy a fixed-wing aircraft and six helicopters, with the remaining two military helicopters positioned in July 2004.
The operation would take place within the territorial boundaries of Mali and, as operationally required, along the border areas and within defined areas of neighbouring countries, subject to their agreement and within appropriate legal frameworks.
In promoting compliance with the Agreement, the operation would advise, support and assist the authorities on the implementation of the Agreement, and would provide good offices, as necessary.
The operation would have a strong political mandate to use its good offices in facilitating the implementation of agreements reached by the Somali parties and for reconciliation activities at the national and local levels.
To carry out these activities, the operation would liaise closely with the federal state authorities, the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot authorities in the constituent states, and the Greek and Turkish military authorities.
The operation would promote compliance with the provisions of the Agreement relating to the areas subject to territorial adjustment, through its presence on the ground, its supervisory responsibilities as well as its participation in the Transitional Committee and the Relocation Board.
To accomplish this task, the operation would formally liaise through established channels with the relevant federal and constituent states authorities responsible for security and law and order on the island at all levels.
The operation would thus verify that police of the constituent states are stationed and operate exclusively within their respective constituent states and that the respective police services do not exceed the strength permitted by the agreement and do not assume responsibilities beyond normal police activities.