Примеры использования Piracy attacks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such efforts likely helped to curb the number of piracy attacks to a five-year low of 297 in 2012.
Piracy attacks have become extremely lucrative.
Thailand expressed its concern regarding the weak justice system and the piracy attacks off the coast of Somalia.
The number of piracy attacks has risen steadily since 2007.
This will represent the basis for the Government to move swiftly in addressing piracy attacks and robbery off the Somali coast.
The problem of piracy attacks on merchant ships in the sea continues unabated.
However, 2010 saw that figure climb again to 26.6 per cent, as piracy attacks became more organized and more violent.
Piracy attacks in the Straits of Malacca account for 56% of pirate activities worldwide.
What the figures show indisputably is the dramatic increase in piracy attacks, owing almost entirely to piracy off the coast of Somalia.
The frequency of piracy attacks and other acts of terrorism against cargo and passenger vessels bears testimony to this sad development.
The Hong Kong Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre has received reports of 36 piracy attacks on merchant ships in the South China Sea and adjacent waters.
Although the number of piracy attacks in the Horn of Africa and the Indian Ocean declined in 2012, piracy remains a major concern for the region.
For example, naval escorts for the World Food Programme(WFP)food shipments to Somalia since November 2007 have proven a successful deterrent against piracy attacks.
The number of Somalia-based piracy attacks, in particular, dropped from 286 incidents in 2011 to 99 incidents in 2012.
The Ministers emphasized the need to focus attention on the illicit financial flows associated with piracy, with a view to disrupting the financing and planning of piracy attacks.
Protecting the rights of victims of piracy attacks should be a matter of the utmost concern for States and international institutions.
The Heads of State or Government emphasized the need to focus attention on the illicit financial flows associated with piracy, with a view to disrupting the financing and planning of piracy attacks.
In the first three weeks of 2011, 31 piracy attacks were recorded, of which six were successful and resulted in the taking of 136 new hostages.
Member States of IMO have also indicated that its database should include not only judgements regarding piracy off the coast of Somalia, butalso those related to piracy attacks in other areas.
See article entitled"Piracy attacks rise to alarming new levels, ICC report reveals", dated 1 February 2001, on the web site of ICC at www. iccwbo. org.
It also stressed the need to support the investigation and the prosecution of those who illicitly finance, plan, organize orunlawfully profit from piracy attacks off the coast of Somalia.
Piracy attacks have taken place in certain geographical hotspots, not in the open sea, but in territorial waters, while the ships were at anchor or berthed.
Today, however, the predominant motivation for most piracy attacks seems to be economic factors resulting from the social and economic situation of Somalia.
Piracy attacks around the world have continued to escalate in recent years, owing almost entirely to rising incidents of piracy off the coast of Somalia.
As the International Chamber of Commerce InternationalMaritime Bureau indicated recently, one of the reasons for the significant drop in piracy attacks in the region was the employment of"Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel.
Piracy attacks have become the most lucrative economic activity in Somalia, and the pirates are using part of the ransom monies to upgrade their arsenals in order to become more effective and efficient in their operations.
That number surged to 111 in 2008, andin 2009 the International Maritime Bureau reported over 400 piracy attacks globally, attributing the rise to an"unprecedented number of attacks" off the coast of Somalia, in the Gulf of Aden and farther away in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.
Piracy attacks continued to have a negative impact on maritime safety and navigation off the coast of Somalia, constraining economic prospects, compromising business confidence and worsening security in the area.
Researchers however consider the overall problem was almost certainly even greater than the figures suggested assuming that nearly half of all piracy attacks were not reported, usually because of fears about subsequent investigation costs and increases in insurance premiums.