Примеры использования Safer areas на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By year-end some 20,000 refugees had been transferred to safer areas.
For some safer areas, such as Somaliland, the form is considered enough and no declaration is required.
The castle was probably destroyed andthe villagers moved to safer areas.
Women and girls are being raped within the city,on their way to safer areas and on arrival at their refuge destinations.
Many people have appealed to the Red Cross andUNIFIL to transport them to safer areas.
In any case,the Unit's staff should move to safer areas of Somalia as soon as possible and their numbers increased.
Despite resource constraints,efforts were being made to relocate the families to safer areas.
Temporary resettlement of residents to safer areas by providing those residents in an obligatory manner with stationary or makeshift living accommodation;
A number of refugees have spontaneously returned to safer areas of the country.
Evacuation of material andcultural values to safer areas in case there exists a real danger of them being destroyed, misappropriated or damaged in connection with emergency circumstances.
The displaced populations from Koboko/Aringa counties have had to seek refuge in other safer areas.
Refugees are repatriating to safer areas where risks of exposure to mines are minimal and measures such as Quick Impact Projects are helping to reintegrate returnees in their home villages.
All efforts are being made to relocate the remaining MONUA personnel to safer areas as soon as possible.
To compensate for this, the programme opened three new offices in safer areas of the Syrian Arab Republic and is now in the process of growing its portfolio in those areas. .
In 1974, as a result of the Greek coup d'état, 65,000 Turkish Cypriots fled to the North to seek refuge in safer areas.
UNHCR will continue to promote voluntary repatriation of Somali refugees,particularly from eastern Ethiopia, to safer areas of the country and assist with arrangements for organised movements.
However, the situation had not completely stabilized; there remained armed groups anda continued movement of persons to safer areas.
In recent years, it has been possible to relocate people from the contaminated regions to safer areas, to conduct professional medical examination of victims and to ensure their treatment, including the treatment and improvement of the health of children and young people.
As a result, UNHCR has commenced moving the internally displaced persons to safer areas in Ulcinj further south.
Evacuation or permanent relocation to safer areas, carried out in close consultation with affected communities and marginalized groups within these communities, can and should be encouraged and facilitated provided that access to basic infrastructure and livelihood opportunities is ensured.
There were numerous instances of the targeting of civilians attempting to assist the wounded by moving them to safer areas or taking them to hospital.
In wartime, children often become separated from their homes and families as a consequence of hostilities, intimidation or the recruitment of some family members into armed groups while others flee to safer areas.
The repeated Turkish incursions into the Northern Region, the most recent of which took place in May 1997, forced thousands of innocent Kurdish citizens to leave their villages, abandon their homes andseek refuge in safer areas after the Turkish forces used various heavy weapons and aircraft to bombard many Kurdish villages in northern Iraq, where they also committed acts of murder and robbery and detained many Kurdish citizens.
Again in 1974, as a result of the coup d'état and its aftermath,65,000 Turkish Cypriots fled to the North to seek refuge in safer areas.
As a result of these rebel militia activities, most of the population of Likuangole andGumuruk moved to safer areas, while a number also left Pibor town.
Once again in 1974, in consequence of the Greek coup d'état, 65,000 Turkish Cypriots were forced to flee to the North to seek refuge in safer areas.
Thousands of Sierra Leoneans living in border areas close to the fighting in the Kambia district have fled to safer areas, mainly on the Lungi peninsula.
It should also be noted that many of those facilities have become dilapidated owing to lack of maintenance orabandonment following the mass displacement of populations to safer areas.
The violence displaced more than half of the region's population for a one-week period,as about 350,000 people fled their homes and sought refuge in safer areas, particularly Beirut and its southern suburbs and Saida.
Constant threats and the targeted andsystematic destruction of Muslim properties have gradually forced Muslims in Bangui to leave their places of residence and move to safer areas.