Примеры использования Peacekeepers could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Peacekeepers could stabilize a situation, but long-term solutions depended on the success of those programmes.
Recommendations were made on how peacekeepers could be involved in peacebuilding tasks.
Peacekeepers could keep apart parties agreeing to a truce and discourage the small provocations of night time forays and border encounters.
If the Court had ruled otherwise,any activities of peacekeepers could risk violating the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Efforts to strengthen the human, technical andmaterial capacities of peacekeeping missions were needed so that peacekeepers could better protect themselves in the field.
Unless unarmed civilian peacekeepers could be protected, it would be increasingly difficult to find appropriate personnel.
It would have been appropriate for the representative, rather than expressing hollow and insincere support for those missions,to announce an end to that occupation so that the peacekeepers could return to their homelands and families in peace.
Police peacekeepers could provide a similar function in certain circumstances, including providing security within internally displaced persons camps.
In situations where civilians faced immediate physical threats, peacekeepers could make an invaluable contribution to ensuring their physical safety.
Since United Nations peacekeepers could also be required to perform law enforcement tasks, it was important that they were fully aware of, and adhered to, the relevant standards, in particular human rights law.
His delegation therefore urged the United Nations to exert pressure on Israel to end its occupation of Arab land and cease its aggression against the countries andpeoples of the region so that peacekeepers could return home to their families.
The peacebuilding tasks implemented by peacekeepers could have a more significant impact if there was greater coordination with other peacebuilding partners.
Syria urged the United Nations to exert pressure on Israel to end its occupation of Arab land and cease its aggression against the countries andpeoples of the region so that peacekeepers could return home to their families.
Experience had shown that female peacekeepers could gain the trust and confidence of local women and communities, particularly in areas where violence against and exploitation of women and children were prevalent.
It would have been more appropriate if the representative, rather than expressing hollow and insincere support for those missions,had called for an end to the Israeli occupation so that peacekeepers could return safely to their homes and families.
It was increasingly evident that the presence of women peacekeepers could reduce conflict and confrontation, empower local women and provide a greater sense of security to local populations.
By virtue of their unequal social position and their relative wealth, and the ability to bestow small amounts of money orfood on the girls, the peacekeepers could take advantage of the local population, which has little means of its own.
Despite their best efforts, peacekeepers could not protect everyone; they must do their utmost in the field while insisting that host States meet their obligations to protect civilians.
By virtue of not only their unequal social positions but also their relative wealth-- the ability to bestow small amounts of money or food on the girls and the facilitators-- the peacekeepers could take advantage of the local population, which has little means of its own.
The capacity of individual peacekeepers could be enhanced through use of technological applications such as helmet cameras, night vision equipment, ground surveillance radar, electronic trackers, an encrypted communication system, and advanced vehicle armour.
Therefore, the immediate focus of the international community should be on promoting a ceasefire arrangement and a viable and inclusive political process,which in turn would bring about a sufficiently stable environment in which peacekeepers could play a useful role.
The capacity of individual peacekeepers could be enhanced through the use of technological applications, such as helmet cameras, night vision equipment, ground surveillance radar, electronic trackers, an encrypted communication system and advanced vehicle armour.
Following a series of meetings in December 2001/January 2002,UNHCR requested that the Investigations Division of OIOS conduct an investigation to ascertain inter alia whether the allegations against aid workers and peacekeepers could be legally substantiated and if the problem was widespread, as alleged, what the contributing factors were and whether evidence of criminal and/or administrative misconduct could be obtained.
In these circumstances the actions of international peacekeepers could be aimed not only at provision of security for population, but also at protecting currently operating and future pipelines which are needed in the near future, according to American plans, in order to connect Caspian oil with refineries in Europe and US.
Thus, the resolution of the issue with peacekeepers can be even closer.
We have always maintained that peacekeepers can lay a vital foundation in the task of peacebuilding if they embody, in their outlook and behaviour, a long-standing democratic and multicultural tradition.
External monitors and peacekeepers can also help create a sufficiently secure environment for public participation- a task that state security forces may be unable or unwilling to perform.
In some cases, particularly when the security situation has been consolidated to a point where most citizens do not live under daily threat of violence, peacekeepers can continue to generate goodwill through direct assistance to the population.
The preferred solution of course is not longer-term duration of peacekeeping presences butmore intensive efforts at an earlier stage to ensure that when the military/security situation is adequately stabilized peacekeepers can leave and the foundation is laid for continued stabilization.
The Mission's islands of stability initiatives in recently liberated areas, such as Rutshuru in North Kivu, and in areas where they can reduce community violence or encourage disarmament, as in Sange andShabunda in South Kivu, illustrate how peacekeepers can contribute to early stabilization by fostering the restoration of State authority and community dialogue.