Примеры использования Type mines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Various non-UK type mines.
In addition, Ukraine reported that the armed forces of Ukraine eliminated in 2011 more than 6,000 PFM-1 type mines. .
Of those, 3.6 million are of the PFM type-- mines containing liquid explosives.
Ukraine further reported that the Pavlograd Chemical Plant will be able to destroy up to 1.1 million PFM-1 type mines  per year.
PFM-1 type mines  will be destroyed in priority because they are in larger quantities and of older production.
Honduras informed the Standing Committee on the General Status andOperation of the Convention that 11 M-4 type mines had been destroyed in training in 2005.
Australia, in 2010, reported 40 fewer M16 type mines than it had reported in 2009 and that stock levels are regularly reviewed and assessed.
Belarus indicated that both it andthe European Commission remained committed to continue cooperation with the goal of destroying all PFM type mines in Belarus.
Sweden reported that in 2005, 56 Truppmina 10 type mines,  328 mines  without fuses and 331 Trampmina type  49 B mines, were used for the training of personnel.
Therefore the Ministry of National Defence is currently collaborating with the NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency(NAMSA)to ensure the destruction of the 22,788 ADAM type mines.
It was further recalled that 7 PMN type mines and two original boxes of POMZ-2 type mines were found and that Guinea-Bissau had indicated that it would destroy these mines  as soon as possible but no later than 31 March 2012.
The final report of the experts' mission confirmed that Ukraine has the technical know-how to destroy its stockpiled PFM type mines, although significant investment in technology and equipment is needed in order for Ukraine to comply with Article 4.
Also at the Twelfth Meeting of the States Parties, Ukraine indicated that the NATO Support Agency had accumulated sufficient resources of its own, thanks to an offer madeby the German government, to enable the commencement of the project of large-scale destruction as early as January 2013 with PFM-a type mines destroyed in priority.
Ukraine reported that following the collapse of assistance arrangements with the European Commission to destroy all remaining stockpiled PFM type mines, it had the resources and capacity to destroy only half the remaining stockpile by its deadline.
Australia reported 20 fewer M16 type mines than it had reported in 2009 and that stock levels are regularly reviewed and assessed with stocks now centralised and small numbers of anti-personnel mines  in ammunition depots throughout Australia to support regional training conducted by the School of Military Engineering in Sydney.
Ukraine informed the 12MSP that a total of 17,420 anti-personnel mines  hadbeen destroyed in 2012, including 13,920 PFM-1 type mines and 3,500 OZM-4 type mines, leaving a total of 5,922,485 stockpiled mines  to be destroyed.
On 12 February 2004,Ukraine informed the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that almost 6 million PFM type mines remained in its stockpiles and that their destruction would be the main problem Ukraine would have to solve pursuant to the Convention's obligations. On 24 June 2004, Ukraine reiterated to the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that although all PMN mines  had now been destroyed the destruction of PFM-type anti-personnel mines"remained the major challenge.
It was also recorded that in June 2009, the EC launched an experts' mission to assess available destruction facilities andto determine the type  of assistance with this mission confirming that Ukraine has the technical know-how to destroy its stockpiled PFM type mines, albeit with significant investment in technology and equipment required.
On 2 June 2008, Belarus noted at the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that the destruction of PFM type mines"is considered a unique problem within the Convention" and that it had"repeatedly stated" that it had"no possibilities to accomplish the destruction of the stockpiled PFM mines  without the assistance of the international community.
In making its announcement, Turkey indicated that 2,938,060 anti-personnel mines  were destroyed at the munitions disposal facility in Turkey by the end of November 2010,the destruction of the remaining 22,716"ADAM"-type mines(Area Denial Antipersonnel Mines)  containing depleted uranium was completed on 21 June 2011 at a facility in a third country.
Ukraine informed the Twelfth Meeting of the States Parties that a total of 17,420 anti-personnel havebeen destroyed in 2012, including 13,920 PFM-1 type mines and 3,500 OZM-type mines  leaving 5,922,485 stockpiled mines  to be destroyed. Ukraine also indicated that the EC had reserved funds for the destruction of stockpiled anti-personnel mines  as part of the second phase of a NATO Partnership for Peace Trust Fund Project, with 60 percent covered by the EC and 40% by Ukraine.
From 2005 to 2009, Belarus provided annual updated information in Article 7 reports on the status of its stockpiled anti-personnel mines.  Of the original 3,988,057 mines  in stock, Belarus indicated that 110,766 MON-type mines  and200,847 OMZ-72 type mines were transformed to be used in a command-detonated mode, 720 PMN-2 were destroyed and 6,030 mines  were retained for purposes permitted under Article 3.
ICBL reminded the SC-GSO that States Parties have acknowledged that directional fragmentation(claymore type) mines  may be used only in command detonated mode and not with tripwires; and recommended that States Parties report on claymore-type mines held in stocks and steps taken to ensure use by command detonation only.
Prior to ratifying the Convention, Ukraine, on 31 January 2002, informed the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that it possessed 6.35 million anti-personnel mines  andthat it had entered into agreements with NAMSA to undertake the destruction of 400,000 PMN type mines. On 19 September 2003, Ukraine informed the Fifth Meeting of the States Parties that the PMN mines  had been destroyed in accordance with the agreement with NAMSA and with the financial support of Canada, the Netherlands, Poland and Hungary.
Ukraine made an appeal for"international assistance for an efficient, cost-effective andenvironmentally safe destruction of PFM type mines" and indicated that"with EC financial support and under EC control" the first phases of PFM trials in Ukraine had been successfully completed by summer 2003 and noted that second phases will be finished by autumn 2004 ready to"start destruction by Spring 2005.
In its initial Article 7 report submitted on 23 June 2004, Belarus reported a total of 3,988,057 stockpiled anti-personnel mines, 3,374,864 of which were PFM type mines. On 15 June 2005, Belarus reported to the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that it faced a problem with the destruction of PFM type mines  which cannot be destroyed by regular methods and also indicated that it was convinced that destruction of PFM type mines  could only be accomplished through joint efforts.
Turkey also responded to the Co-Chairs' invitation by indicating that another allegation that had appeared in the press on a possible use of a M2A4 type mine in the Sirnak Province on 9 April 2009 has also been addressed in a careful and in-depth manner.
For two States Parties,the destruction of vast numbers of the PFM-1 type mine remains a challenge.
The graph in Figure 3 shows that when only 10 mine  targets are used and a neutralisation percentage of 80% is obtained,we can be 95% sure that the actual capability of the machine for the tested conditions(soil type, mine burial depth) is somewhere between 44% and 79.