Примеры использования Situation in sarajevo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The situation in Sarajevo continues to deteriorate seriously.
We are particularly concerned about the situation in Sarajevo and the danger of its strangulation.
The situation in Sarajevo also began to deteriorate again at this time.
This means establishing a lifeline which would greatly contribute to the improvement of the humanitarian situation in Sarajevo and its surroundings.
The humanitarian situation in Sarajevo has deteriorated catastrophically.
However, full access to the capital stopped in the aftermath of theevents of 24-25 May, following the serious deterioration of the overall situation in Sarajevo.
The current situation in Sarajevo actually goes beyond that of"strangulation" and requires immediate military action.
The extraordinary session of the Government of the Republic of Bosnia andHerzegovina held on 31 May 1995 was devoted to the difficult security and humanitarian situation in Sarajevo.
Referring to the situation in Sarajevo after Mr. Goulding's visit, the Secretary-General reported to the Council, on 12 May 1992, as follows.
Commends in this context the setting up of the Interim Coordination Board(ICBO)to assess the situation in Sarajevo in order to facilitate the task of this senior official;
I have the honour to refer to the situation in Sarajevo, one of the safe areas which were declared by the Security Council in its resolution 824 of 6 May 1993.
Moreover, it was not possible to anticipate, at the time, the above developments and, in particular,the number of troops that would be required to respond to the rapidly evolving situation in Sarajevo.
By the beginning of April 1995, the situation in Sarajevo, and throughout most of the country, had returned to one of general warfare.
At the 11th meeting, on 7 February 1994, the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Tadeusz Mazowiecki, appealed to the Commission in regard to the situation in Sarajevo, following the massacre in the market square, on 5 February 1994.
The humanitarian situation in Sarajevo has reached a desperate stage owing to the virtual blockade of the delivery of humanitarian aid at the present time by the Bosnian Serb forces.
I have the honour of communicating to you another periodic report regarding the situation in Sarajevo, which I submit pursuant to paragraph 32 of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1993/7.
As the situation in Sarajevo deteriorated, UNPROFOR casualties also began to rise, particularly among the French forces, who provided the largest contingent in Sarajevo. .
All the facts available to the United Nations andits agencies regarding the situation in Sarajevo and in other Bosnian cities prove that the Serbs are the aggressors, and in the most inhuman terms.
The humanitarian situation in Sarajevo was critical and an attempt was to be made to bring a convoy into Sarajevo via the Mount Igman road on 30 June, with the assistance of UNPROFOR drivers.
These meetings between the parties and IFOR commanders have focused on sniping by disaffected elements, weapons holdings and storage, prisoner exchange, freedom of movement and ZOS withdrawal plans,as well as the transitional situation in Sarajevo and Mostar, which remains of serious concern.
The situation in Sarajevo seems calmer than it was during my visit to the city in May of last year, although there is considerably more destruction and the sound of shooting can still be heard.
Mr. Yasushi Akashi's visit last week has brought no results regarding the improvement of the humanitarian situation in Sarajevo, and since 1 November 1994, UNHCR has been able to use the only route leading from the airport to the 1city, used for humanitarian aid delivery, exclusively with the aggressor's prior approval.
The situation in Sarajevo became a cause for particular concern. Eleven people, including both civilians and military personnel, were killed by a Bosnian Serb mortar round in the Sarajevo district of Butmir on 7 May 1995.
Because of this and the road blockade, the supply of items such as food, medicines, Action Plan materials plus other necessities as called for by Security Council resolution 900(1994) and others, has been critically low,providing for an extremely difficult situation in Sarajevo.
He was also relatively positive about the situation in Sarajevo, where the threat of NATO air intervention had made it possible to negotiate an agreement on the withdrawal and regrouping under UNPROFOR control of heavy weapons.
Covers the general situation in Sarajevo including the use of basic utilities as a weapon of war, the blocking of humanitarian aid, victimization of those in need of special respect and protection, and the rapid disintegration of the rule of law.
Furthermore, there was a deterioration in the situation in Sarajevo leading to the suspension of the airlift in the latter part of March, with a corresponding decline in humanitarian resupply of the city.
Although the situation in Sarajevo has not allowed rapid implementation of the projects identified in the plan of action, cooperation with the local authorities has been proceeding well, including with the Serb side, which has shown a willingness to cooperate on technical matters.
The moderate success of the international community in alleviating the situation in Sarajevo does not absolve it from the equally valid responsibility to confront aggression and protect the other safe areas, even when they seem to have been out of its immediate focus.