Примеры использования Terrorist use на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Shall adopt measures to prevent the terrorist use of nuclear, chemical and biological materials.
We have seen some progress in recent years in building global norms against the proliferation and terrorist use of all such weapons.
While there are few indications of terrorist use of ICTs to execute disruptive operations, it may intensify in the future.
Previous sections of this report have highlighted the pressing need for the international community to counter terrorist use of the Internet.
The international community is increasingly aware of the problems posed by terrorist use of the Internet and discussion has begun on possible measures to address them.
In a time when global terrorism has added a new dimension in the array of threats which theinternational community is addressing, the Treaty also serves to build a credible defense against the terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction.
The powerful bomb scattered human remains throughout the area of the attack, and the terrorist used nails and shrapnel in order to increase the pain and suffering of his victims.
To some extent, Security Council resolution 1540(2004)has also helped to strengthen domestic infrastructures in achieving the twin common causes of preventing the proliferation and terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction.
She begins by examining possible terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction(WMD) as this is the form of new technology that generates the most commentary.
It is not specificallydesigned to counter terrorism, although it has the effect of helping to prevent terrorist use of diamonds as a source of finance.
It is likely, however, that the debate on terrorist use of the Internet will be subsumed into a larger discussion of appropriate controls of the Internet more broadly.
Thus the Holy See welcomed the recommendation of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission that the General Assembly convene a world summit on disarmament,non-proliferation and terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction, and favours its being held in 2009.
Specific threats arising from terrorist use of the Internet may include use of the Internet for organizing and carrying out a specific kinetic terrorist attack;
The United Nations General Assembly should convene a world summit on disarmament,non-proliferation and terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction, which should meet after thorough preparations.
What makes this scenario particularly daunting is that the terrorist use of organized criminal activities could render the attack on terrorist finances by Governments less effective and ensure that the funding for further attacks remains readily available.
STRs can help investigators connect other pieces of information, provide information on where the proceeds of criminal activity orfunds intended for terrorist use are located and when and where these funds are moved, or even what methods are being utilised.
Precisely because of the potentially grave implications that both the terrorist use of WMD and counter-terrorism policy hold for the enjoyment of human rights, it is essential to consider carefully the reality of the threat and the efficacy of the counter-strategy.
Governments and relevant intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental actors should begin preparations for a world summit on disarmament,non-proliferation and terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction to generate new momentum for concerted international action.
Other weapons with a large potential for terrorist use for destruction or causing panic included Man-Portable Air-Defence systems(MANPADs), fuel air explosives, stand-off weapons with powerful anti-armour warheads and unmanned air vehicles.
The delegation of Ukraine supports the proposal made by the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs, Mr. Jayantha Dhanapala, on the establishment of an international commission on weapons of mass destruction that would examine problems relating to the destruction,non-proliferation and terrorist use of such weapons and produce concrete recommendations in that respect.
All delegations recognized that terrorist use of the Internet had led to an increase in the threat, and most of the States represented were doing what they could within their own jurisdictions, including by introducing new laws, to combat the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes.
UNICRI also made special presentations on terrorist use of the Internet and Internet media reporting on terrorism at the Centre of Excellence Defence against Terrorism advanced training courses on cyberterrorism, held in Ankara in May 2012, and in Bishkek in June 2012.
Possibly the best-known recent terrorist use of man-portable air defence systems was the unsuccessful attempt to shoot down an Arkia Israeli Airlines jet as it took off from Mombasa, Kenya, on 19 November 2002, but according to the International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO), at least 42 civilian aircraft have been attacked by such systems since 1970, with 29 of them going down.
In that chapter, she examined the plausibility of the threat of terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction and considered the potentially grave implications that both the terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction(i.e., chemical, biological and nuclear weapons) or of some forms of new information technologies(i.e.,"cyber-terrorism"), as well as States' counter-terrorism policies, hold for the enjoyment of human rights.
Terrorists use it too for the same reasons.
The world saw terrorists use civilian aircraft for mass murder.
Terrorists use legitimate and criminal methods to finance their organisational and operational activities.
Terrorists use a huge archive of users'"templates", users gave them screen names and passwords.
Terrorists use violence to advance their convictions.
The terrorists use an array of weapons to kill, maim and slaughter.