Примеры использования Operational necessity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Operational necessity” as an exemption from liability.
There must be a good-faith conviction on the part of the force commander that an"operational necessity" exists;
In this perspective, operational necessity would seem to render interference with private property lawful.
While the draft text includes no explicit reference to a necessity test,numerous references provide for operational necessity tests.
It is therefore considered an operational necessity to have two qualified Radio Technicians in Zugdidi.
These realignments were based on common tactical objectives, shared ideologies,pressure from external backers or simply operational necessity.
Owing to operational necessity(note the recent example in Haiti), this partnership will continue to grow and expand.
As indicated in paragraph 88 above, the contract was awarded on 28 March 2001 owing to"operational necessity"; it was signed in November 2001.
Operational necessity" also embraced the destruction of houses which obstructed visibility for the Israeli armed forces or had a"strategic advantage" for them.
The United Nations has been required to carry out de-mining activities both as an operational necessity and as part of the overall mission of the peace-keeping operation.
In UNAMSIL over 69 per cent of the troops are living in hard-wall, United Nations-provided accommodation,while 31 per cent are living in tentage due to operational necessity.
Operational necessity frequently dictates the relocation of troops, at the company and platoon level, from one location to another and therefore hard-wall accommodation would not be a practical option.
The Committee welcomes the proposal of the Secretary-General to formally incorporate the exemption due to"operational necessity" in article 51 of the model status-of-forces agreement.
The Administration attributed the low response primarily to the short lead time afforded the Procurement Division to effect procurement, under certain circumstances;this was unavoidable owing to operational necessity.
The cost estimates provided for 204x4 heavy armoured vehicles, however for operational necessity, 20 4x4 patrol vehicles were acquired at a lower cost per vehicle than budgeted.
They include claims arising from:(a) personal injury, illness or death;(b) damage to property; and(c) non-consensual use of privately owned premises, unless such claims are precluded as a result of"operational necessity.
The Committee did not receive sufficient justification as to the operational necessity of a United Nations Volunteer Movement Control Assistant and therefore recommends against approval, given existing capacity, of the proposed position;
That decision must remain within the discretionary powerof the force commander, who must attempt to strike a balance between the operational necessity of the force and the respect for private property.
If an international organization may rely on the operational necessity principle vis-à-vis third States, this may, indeed, be accepted if the mandate of the international organization pursues an essential interest of the international community as a whole.
While the United Nations liaison officein Addis Ababa takes the lead role for interaction with the African Union Commission, UNSOA also maintains a direct channel of communication with the African Union Peace Support Operations Division as an operational necessity.
In striking a balance between the operational necessity of the United Nations force and respect for private property, the Secretary-General placed the following conditions on the United Nations invocation of"operational necessity" as a circumstance precluding liability.
This effort has seen close collaboration between the Office of Military Affairs, the Police Division and the Gender Unit to engage indialogue with troop- and police-contributing countries in order to underline the operational necessity for deploying more women to peacekeeping.
In view of the equivalent concern of all components of the Movement effectively to carry out their mandate and the direct operational necessity of their relating directly and equally to the General Assembly and Security Council, the Federation, as representative of the National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, is desirous of being invited to participate as an observer in the sessions and the work of the General Assembly.
Given the surge of United Nations peacekeeping operations, ensuring that United Nations peacekeepers have access to high-quality guidance andthat the guidance is aligned with training is both an operational necessity and a daunting challenge requiring significant support.
Although article 92 refers only to the high seas, both as an operational necessity and as a matter of practice, the primacy of flag State jurisdiction is understood and reinforced throughout the 1982 Convention and in other international regulatory conventions, with some accommodation and allowance for coastal State jurisdiction in matters such as environmental protection and other public law concerns, when the ship is in the territory of a foreign State.
Combining the results of its own fact-finding on the ground with UNOSAT satellite imagery and the published testimonies of Israeli soldiers,the Mission concludes that, in addition to the extensive destruction of housing for so-called operational necessity during their advance, the Israeli armed forces engaged in another wave of systematic destruction of civilian buildings during the last three days of their presence in Gaza, aware of their imminent withdrawal.
The third phase of destruction of housing was no longer tied to the"operational necessities" of the ongoing military operations.
Nevertheless, efficiency gains and cost-effectiveness should not be achieved at the expense of safety, proper organization androtation of troops or the operational necessities of the mission.
Initiatives to promote efficiency must never compromise operational necessities or the safety of peacekeeping personnel.
Originally envisaged as purely a community police force, the DIS concept evolved to incorporate more robust tasks(particularly the provision of security escorts),owing in part to operational necessities, Chadian preferences and the slow deployment of the military component.