Примеры использования Proscribed programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iraq's military industries and proscribed programmes.
Iraq has declared all its proscribed programmes and taken the necessary steps to eliminate them.
The following are examples of such horizontal links between different proscribed programmes.
Facilities involved in proscribed programmes had multiple links to other military-industrial facilities and benefited from their support.
Hence, it would not be in a position to ensure that Iraq does not reactivate its proscribed programmes.
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In its initial declarations, Iraq sought to minimize the extent of its proscribed programmes and to obscure information concerning their affiliation with ministries, agencies and facilities in Iraq.
Questions can still be raised about the intentions of Iraq as regards possible remnants of its proscribed programmes.
By 1993, however, it was recognized that longer periods were necessary,as solid institutional knowledge of Iraq's past proscribed programmes was a prerequisite for achieving and maintaining an efficient system of inspection and verification.
Iraq has recently admitted that the unilateral destruction had been carried out in order to down-size its proscribed programmes.
During the meetings of these groups, the Iraqi side provided further details regarding its past proscribed programmes and on sites, equipment and materials to be monitored pursuant to the plans on ongoing monitoring and verification.
The Unit continues to benefit from experienced staff who have amassed a wealth of knowledge on Iraq's proscribed programmes.
The reporting period saw positive developments in respect of the collection information on Iraq's proscribed programmes relating to missiles with a range of more than 150 kilometres.
The Executive Chairman stressed the importance the Commission attached to interviews with those Iraqi officials involved in Iraq's proscribed programmes.
Without such responses, the verification of certain parts of Iraq's proscribed programmes will be delayed.
The period from 17 June to 17 December 1995 has been one in which the most significant developments have taken place,particularly with regard to the disclosure of Iraq's proscribed programmes.
These investigative activities were also aided considerably by information provided directly by Hussein Kamel on proscribed programmes which had been directly under his supervision and control.
In the absence of sufficient documentary information to back up many statements in the FFCD,it was necessary to undertake a number of interviews with personnel involved in the proscribed programmes.
To be more productive, that process required preliminary knowledge andunderstanding of the organizational structure of Iraq's proscribed programmes, their affiliation, budget and finance.
In several instances, procurement information was absolutely critical andenabled United Nations inspectors to make significant progress in the verification of Iraq's proscribed programmes.
It does not relieve Iraq of its obligations to provide to the Commission a full, final andcomplete accounting of its proscribed programmes as required by relevant Security Council resolutions.
During the period under review and since the Special Commission's report in June 1995, very important developments have taken place in all areas, anda considerable amount of information has become available to the Commission concerning Iraq's proscribed programmes.
Preservation of the ability to conduct clandestine work on some proscribed missile projects and, possibly,intent to resume other proscribed programmes after the departure of the United Nations inspectors from Iraq;
He made it clear that the meaning of his proposal was that the Commission would not further assist Iraq in the formulation of its account of its proscribed biological weapons programme or any other of its proscribed programmes.
The Commission is compelled to continue these investigations both because of the continued existence of gaps in accounting for Iraq's proscribed programmes and its history of active deception with respect to those programmes. .
The members of the Commission note the importance of the contributions which Governments can make to the work of the Commission not only through the provision of experts, equipment and services, but also through the provision of information,in particular supplier information relevant to Iraq's proscribed programmes.
This is similar to the conclusions of the Special Commission with regard to the disclosure by Iraq of the information relevant to its proscribed programmes in the ballistic and biological areas.
These included, in particular, declarations on Iraq's unilateral destruction of proscribed items, the material balance of weapons and key components andsome associated issues with proscribed programmes.
Supporting Governments and agencies remain a significant source of information andassessment on past proscribed programmes in Iraq.
There has been progress on many fronts andthe Commission is certainly nearer to the completion of its task in respect of accounting for and disposing of Iraq's proscribed programmes.
Experience by United Nations inspectors showed that one needs to look into all facilities, activities, items and materials associated with the establishments andfacilities involved in past proscribed programmes to ascertain whether they are relevant to proscribed weapons.