Примеры использования To unexploded ordnance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Incidents related to unexploded ordnance were recorded.
The movement of teachers, young people and, in particular, children, to and from schools remains dangerous, owing to unexploded ordnance.
A total of 37 civilian casualties related to unexploded ordnance accidents were reported.
Some explanations to Unexploded Ordnance(UXO) and factors that determine System Effectiveness and System Safety follow.
During the reporting period, 81 children were killed and332 sustained injuries due to unexploded ordnance and explosive remnants of war.
Casualties related to unexploded ordnance were reported, as compared with 17 reported casualties in 2010/11.
During November and December, five children were killed and56 injured owing to unexploded ordnance, the majority in and around Sirte.
A total of 17 civilian casualties related to unexploded ordnance accidents were reported, representing a 54 per cent decrease in the number of casualties, as compared to the 2009/10 period.
There had been 1,200 casualties and 4,092 injuries among the Lebanese civilian population, andan additional 133 people had fallen victim to unexploded ordnance after the cessation of hostilities.
He also mentioned successful UNICEF efforts in activities related to unexploded ordnance(UXO) and community awareness that were crucial for women's and children's development.
In 2000, a United Nations mission to assess the situation had concluded that Belarus required international assistance to deal with problems relating to unexploded ordnance.
Some 31 people, mostly children, were killed due to unexploded ordnance during the first six months of 2007.
Based on that strategy, the Lao National Regulatory Authority, with support from UNDP,worked to ensure that the national socio-economic development plan for 2011-2015 refers to unexploded ordnance as a cross-cutting issue.
Since the end of the war,about 12,000 accidents related to unexploded ordnance have been recorded, including 6,000 deaths.
A total of 300 incidents related to unexploded ordnance(126), illegal weapons possession(71), weapons and ammunition findings(31), drugs(13), counterfeit currency(7), smuggling(9), human trafficking(1) and miscellaneous criminal incidents(42) were reported during April, compared to 304 in the previous month.
The term‘Explosive Remnants of War(ERW)” refers,in the context of IMAS, to Unexploded Ordnance(UXO) and Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
A total of 175 incidents related to unexploded ordnance, illegal weapons possession, weapons and ammunition findings, drugs, human trafficking and counterfeit currency were reported during December.
It is likely that the most important factor in determining the relative risk of death orserious injury to civilians due to unexploded ordnance is the number of items of each generic category of explosive ordnance fired.
During the reporting period,236 incidents related to unexploded ordnance, illegal weapons possession, weapons and ammunition findings, drugs, human trafficking and counterfeit currency were recorded, compared to 247 incidents the previous month.
The country also placed great importance on humanitarian aid andparticipated in a number of projects worldwide which aimed to alleviate the suffering of people exposed to unexploded ordnance and to eliminate explosive remnants of war, notably in Lebanon and Afghanistan.
Mr. Božović(Observer for Montenegro)said that previous activities related to unexploded ordnance in Montenegro had been conducted without adequate protective equipment and technical resources for transporting, searching for and destroying such munitions.
Out of the 380 incidents, 19 were related to drugs; 29 to counterfeit currency or documents; 11 to smuggling; 8 to explosions; 135 to miscellaneous criminal incidents; 98 to possession of illegal weapons; 22 to weapons andammunition seizures; and 58 to unexploded ordnance.
National capacity for mine action coordinated and civil response expanded to unexploded ordnance in communities; sustainable integrated mine action programmes developed and managed.
Out of the 392 incidents, 19 were related to drugs; 11 to counterfeit currency or documents; 33 to smuggling: one to explosions; 135 to miscellaneous criminal incidents; 104 to illegal weapons possession; 16 to weapons andammunition seizures and 73 to unexploded ordnance.
Despite the progress made, unfortunately,there were still 89 accidents related to unexploded ordnance reported during 1998; in those, 59 people were seriously injured and 30 people were killed.
Out of the 421 incidents reported, 25 were related to drugs; 26 to counterfeit currency or documents; 39 to smuggling; 10 to explosions; 104 to miscellaneous criminal incidents; 95 to possession of illegal weapons; 27 to weapons andammunition seizures; and 95 to unexploded ordnance.
The lower number of tasks executed resulted from a significant reduction in the threat related to unexploded ordnance in Abidjan during the 2011/12 period, when some 202 spot task interventions were conducted and 6,339 unexploded ordnance were destroyed.
Since the 11MSP, one State Party that has completed implementation of Article 5- Albania- has expressed the need for assistance in addressing the needs of victims of mines andother explosive remnants of war, and one other State Party- Palau- has expressed appreciation for support it receives from States Parties for addressing its challenges related to unexploded ordnance.
During the reporting period,a total of 255 incidents related to unexploded ordnance, illegal weapons possession(90), weapons and ammunition finding(38), drugs(35) and counterfeit currency(20) were recorded, compared to 236 incidents the previous month.
Protracted wars, regional conflicts and internal struggles have left the fields, roads and borders of over 60 nations contaminated with millions of landmines. In many of these countries it is civil society, particularly women, children and those living off the land,which is most vulnerable to the physical and psychological torment of anti-personnel and anti-tank mines, and to unexploded ordnance.