Примеры использования Remnants of war на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mines and remnants of war.
Chairman-designate-Coordinator on Explosive Remnants of War.
Explosive Remnants of War ERW.
Note by the Co-ordinator on Explosive Remnants of War ERW.
Explosive Remnants of War wrap-up.
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On the draft proposed Instrument on Explosive Remnants of War.
Explosive remnants of war, with particular focus.
Mines and other remnants of war;
Explosive Remnants of War(ERW) Para 21: CCW/MSP/2002/2.
Mines and other remnants of war.
Explosive Remnants of War International Humanitarian Law.
Explosive Remnants of War- Experience from Field Operations.
Children suffered from explosive remnants of war(mines);
The regulation most akin to a regulation on remnants of war is the regulation in international law to pay compensation after an armed conflict.
Mines, unexploded ordnance and other remnants of war;
Mines and other unexploded remnants of war continue to pose a threat to a returning population in the areas adjacent to the South Ossetia administrative boundary line.
Factors which contribute to the occurrence of explosive remnants of war.
Mines and other remnants of war; and.
Armed conflicts tend to generate unexploded ordnance as remnants of war.
Improvised explosive devices, rockets, landmines,unexploded ordnance and remnants of war continued to take the lives and limbs of children in numerous countries.
These estimates do not include the losses of port facilities destroyed by mines and remnants of war.
Seven people, including three children, have been injured by unexploded remnants of war in various villages in Shida Kartli region.
Since explorations began in 1956,this sector has sustained losses through spending on clearing mines and remnants of war.
Whereas many countries only began to be affected by landmines and remnants of war in the mid-1960s, in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya these problems are not recent.
Kuwait submitted data,collected during operations to clear mines and other remnants of war.
Lack of concern for the removal of landmines and remnants of war in the period immediately subsequent to the end of Italian colonialism in Libya.
Reduction of casualty rate resulting from mine and explosive remnants of war accidents.
As of the end of September 2008, approximately 26,500 unexploded remnants of war were cleared from the adjacent areas and 98,240 from the South Ossetian zone of conflict.
Let me first start with the basic thesis that,as of today, there exist no specific legal regulations with respect to remnants of war in general.