Примеры использования To maritime security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other threats to maritime security.
Secondly, we need to address the significant threats to maritime security.
Threats to maritime security cannot be ignored.
Addressing specific threats to maritime security.
With respect to maritime security, all States have implemented the International Maritime Organization(IMO) ISPS Code.
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Improving cooperation andcoordination relating to maritime security.
Some delegations supported a focused approach to maritime security, excluding broader issues such as human security. .
Efforts are also ongoing to further develop the international legal framework relating to maritime security.
With regard to maritime security, the ISPS Code(1974 SOLAS Convention) is applicable and in force in five States of the subregion.
The provision of logistical support to terrorist groups continued to pose a threat to maritime security.
Overview of threats to maritime security, their impacts and responses thereto, with a focus on piracy and armed robbery against ships.
The following section will describe some of the current challenges,many of which are also relevant to maritime security see paras. 114-160 above.
That threat to maritime security also hinders the use of oceans and seas for the promotion of economic, social and environmental aspects of sustainable development.
Cooperation at all levels is therefore vitalto effectively prevent and combat threats to maritime security.
Strengthening the implementation of international instruments relating to maritime security remains a significant challenge facing the international community today.
Regarding piracy, my delegation expresses its grave concern at the increase in the incidence of piracy,which poses a threat to maritime security and safety.
Such joint activities not only address particular threats to maritime security, but also act as confidence-building measures, which improve cooperation.
While some initiatives focused on countering specific crimes at sea(see sects. A, B andC below), others took a broader approach to maritime security.
Piracy along Somalia's coasts andin the Gulf of Aden continues to post a serious threat to maritime security and the economic development of the countries of the region.
Also of relevance to maritime security are recent efforts that have been made to strengthen flag State implementation and enforcement as described in section IV.C above.
UNIFIL stands ready to assist the parties to address matters related to maritime security, with the aim of minimizing the risk of security incidents.
In relation to maritime security additional issues were raised, such as those relating to the danger of terrorists attacks; the trafficking of weapons of mass destruction; and small arms.
Some delegations highlighted the continued threat of piracy to maritime security and the need for actions at the global, regional and national levels.
For that reason, Australia welcomes paragraph 50 of the omnibus draft resolution, andlooks forward to working with other States to continue to address threats to maritime security.
We also reiterate our commitment to combating threats to maritime security in accordance with international law, particularly the principles embodied in the Charter and the Convention.
Cooperative initiatives are increasingly taking a more integrated approach to addressing the various threats to maritime security, recognizing the potential for synergies in doing so.
Recalls that all actions taken to combat threats to maritime security must be in accordance with international law, including the principles embodied in the Charter and the Convention;
In addition to cooperation at all levels, what is required in order to prevent and combat the challenges to maritime security effectively is a comprehensive approach to security. .
Seafarers can be directly exposed to threats to maritime security, including acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships, and may be called upon to combat such threats.
Significant attention has been given in international forums to the need for States to observe international human rights when measures are being taken to combat all threats to maritime security.