Примеры использования Such munitions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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NATO member states, including the Czech Republic,do not use such munitions.
Over time, such munitions become covered by undergrowth and eroded soil and, to all intents and purposes, function like land-mines.
Subsequently, UNMOVIC inspectors found two more such munitions at the same site.
According to this policy, no such munitions may be acquired unless they have a reliability of at least 99% and unless they are equipped with a self-destruct mechanism.
Children are especially exposed to the risk of serious incidents associated with such munitions.
Here the Commission's experts noted that the accounting for such munitions procured and indigenously produced was not complete.
In the short term, France will spare no effort in responding to the humanitarian consequences of such munitions.
Spain had, at considerable economic cost, ceased manufacturing and selling such munitions and had destroyed stocks held by its Armed Forces.
As a number of questions remained to be clarified,it was premature for the Conference to take a decision on such munitions.
In addition, it should be stressed that the task of retrofitting stockpiles of such munitions is further complicated by the associated security considerations.
A new protocol on cluster munitions would play an important role in addressing the humanitarian concerns raised by the use of such munitions.
One of Norway's main concerns in this context is of course the use of such munitions against military targets located within civilian areas.
Indeed, some interpretations of general rules of existing humanitarian law are too broad to effectively regulate the use of such munitions.
According to these instructions, all use of such munitions in future military operations shall be subject to the prior consideration and consent of the Norwegian Ministry of Defence.
Little can be done to eliminate this problem,except improving the vehicles in which such munitions are carried.
As explained in document CCW/GGE/I/WP.10, unless such munitions are removed or otherwise rendered harmless, these types of explosive ordnance will also constitute ERW.
It also believed that it was the primary responsibility of States which used such munitions to facilitate their clearance.
However, it is very likely that such munitions could also be used against targets other than runways such as roads, protective shelters and other infrastructure.
As a result, the UNMIK Police Commissioner banned the use of rubber bullets in Kosovo and ordered all such munitions to be removed from the armaments of the UNMIK police.
Turkey also shares the humanitarian concern behind the international efforts to limit the use of cluster munitions andhas also been involved in the Oslo process on such munitions.
The submission of additional information from the States responsible for the use of such munitions would be welcome and would facilitate the planning of future clearance operations.
However, it is up to a military commander to decide, in response to a specific military situation on the ground, whether ornot to use such munitions and, if so, to what extent.
When it comes to the use of munitions it would be important to know the likelihood that such munitions become ERW after an attack, if the munitions that are used are equipped with self-destruct or self-neutralization mechanism etc.
The success of the Protocol demonstrated the Conference's ability to protect civilians from the dangers of such munitions during and after conflicts.
He wished to place it on record that Romania did not use such munitions, and deplored such statements, which caused difficulties in its relations with institutions and non-governmental organizations active in the humanitarian field.
In such a case, expert advice on what is or is not a chemical munition and on what to do with such munitions is essential.
As to theissue of cluster munitions, despite widespread recognition that such munitions posed an unacceptable threat to civilians, the Parties did not seem to be moving closer to the goal of urgently addressing their humanitarian impact.
None of these investigations has documented any cases of long-term environmental orhealth effects attributable to the use of such munitions.
It cannot be guaranteed that such munitions will affect targeted military objectives only-- especially when such munitions are used in areas where civilians are present or in areas known to be frequented by civilians when hostilities are not occurring.
The advantages of using submunitions in a manner consistent with the principles of international humanitarian law seem to be ruling out a total ban on such munitions in the foreseeable future.