Примеры использования Peacekeepers should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indeed, peacekeepers should be peacekeepers and not peace abusers.
He is supported by the United States, butit is natural that the peacekeepers should have been all over the territory of the DPR and LPR in that resolution.
Peacekeepers should be deployed in support of, rather than as a substitute for, a political process.
The safety and security of the peacekeepers should be the top priority for all.
Peacekeepers should be protected in difficult environments, if necessary with armoured vehicles.
Perpetrators of crimes against peacekeepers should be subject to international law.
Peacekeepers should be mandated to stabilize the country, but also to contribute to building a sustainable peace.
The safety, security and motivation of peacekeepers should form an integral part of a successful peacekeeping mission.
A question may arise, if our peacekeepers will be able to remain neutral as highly skilled peacekeepers should do it”.
The safety of peacekeepers should continue to be a central concern in all operations.
He emphasized that the protection of civilians by United Nations peacekeepers should never be confused with non-consensual intervention.
United Nations peacekeepers should carry a personal field or battle dressing and medical disposable gloves.
Peacekeeping and peacebuilding were two sides of the same coin and peacekeepers should be involved in critical peacebuilding tasks.
To that end, all peacekeepers should undergo the gender training offered by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
Given the increasing multifunctionality of peacekeeping mandates, United Nations peacekeepers should be assigned the primary recovery tasks.
Professional training programmes for peacekeepers should be established, making full use of the expertise of major troop-contributing countries.
Brazil was not suggesting that the Security Council should overstep its mandate anddeal directly with development issues, or that peacekeepers should perform tasks to which they were not suited.
To alleviate risks, peacekeepers should be well trained and equipped with modern technology and information.
She supported the general principle that security should be provided in situ, and that peacekeepers should be deployed to provide military protection for persecuted groups.
Security for peacekeepers should be strengthened by gathering more reliable risk assessment data in the field.
Functions in peacekeeping and post-conflict peacebuilding should be clearly delineated and peacekeepers should address the root causes of conflicts, in order to prevent them from reoccurring.
United Nations peacekeepers should be sent only to those conflict areas where their presence could make a difference.
She indicated that the actual reporting of rape cases should not be viewed as a prerequisite for robust protection responses and that peacekeepers should be attuned to other indicators, including the movements of armed groups and patterns of looting.
The safety and security of peacekeepers should be given the highest priority in the planning and execution of all missions.
Peacekeepers should build upon their early presence on the ground and background knowledge about the relevant actors and the conflict.
The Special Representative said that peacekeepers should receive the necessary training to better protect civilians.
Peacekeepers should be provided with adequate resources, mandates and training to enable them to carry out that task in support of the host nation.
The Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations said that peacekeepers should exert every effort to protect civilians but protection would depend on stable and legitimate State institutions.
Peacekeepers should operate under a common doctrine and his delegation welcomed work by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and Member States to develop such standards as the Strategic Guidance Framework for International Police Peacekeeping.
Professional training programmes for peacekeepers should be established, making full use of the expertise of major troop-contributing countries.