Примеры использования Ransoms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cuts down on costs for kidnapping and ransoms.
However, paying ransoms doesn't mean getting the files back.
They take people hostage and demand ransoms.
In 2010, ransoms paid to pirates amounted to between $70 million and $90 million.
By 3 March, 24 of the kidnapped Christians were released by ISIL after ransoms were paid.
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I don't pay ransoms,'cause if I did, you would all be far more vulnerable then you already are.
Certain individuals kidnapped children and attempted unsuccessfully to extort ransoms.
In 2011, Somali pirates received about $153 million in ransoms for hijacked vessels and crews.
The ransoms were both airdropped by a Kenya-based company, and reimbursed by a Norwegian insurance company.
The information collected will be used to unlock encrypted files when ransoms are paid.
The pirates have been demanding million-dollar ransoms for the release of hostages, ships and cargoes.
If you know so much about Americans,you would know that our government doesn't pay ransoms to terrorists.
Ransoms are paid in United States dollars and, to date, none have been recovered by law enforcement investigators.
Concerns were raised about the payment of ransoms, and the need to investigate financial flows from piracy.
The position of the President of the Russian Federation, Mr. Putin is that we mustn't pay ransoms to terrorists for hostages.
In both cases, ransoms were demanded but the political nature of the incidents and the links to the fighting were clear.
Furthermore, in the course of 2011, the Soki group has taken several crews of fishermen hostage and demanded ransoms for their release.
The ransoms paid for the MT Smyrni, which was released at the beginning of 2013, are reported to have totalled $13 million.
It has been documented that the payment of large ransoms can completely wipe out family savings and leave the victimized family destitute.
Nomadic communities, such as the Peuhls,are especially targeted because they are known to own livestock that could be sold to pay ransoms.
Funds from ransoms are widely distributed within local communities, and piracy is becoming a major source of income in some areas.
According to UNODC andWorld Bank estimates, Somali pirates received between $339 million and $413 million in ransoms between April 2005 and December 2012.
We urge Member States not to pay ransoms and to cooperate for banning the payment of ransoms claimed by terrorist groups.
The Peace and Security Council also expressed its concern over the ongoing piracy andthe phenomenon of the payment of ransoms that fuel crime, terrorism and extremism.
But we also know that ransoms cannot be excused as a necessary evil or seen as part of a legitimate toolkit used to resolve kidnappings.
I particularly welcome announcements at the London conference on the establishment of ananti-piracy intelligence centre and an international task force on piracy ransoms.
There is also the impact of ransoms paid for the release of hostages, estimated at close to US$ 200 million per year, in an environment of poverty and insecurity.
It should be emphasised that if a terrorist group knows an individual, business, orother entity is willing to pay ransoms, the greater the likelihood that those who pay will be targeted again.
As learned in the case studies, the ransoms can be airdropped into waters in the hijack area, or can be hand-delivered to an intermediary who subsequently passes it on to pirate groups.
Piracy off the coast of Somalia remains an entrenched criminal enterprise with a growing geographical area of operations, larger-scale attacks,increased levels of violence and higher ransoms.