Примеры использования Unexploded bombs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What's inside-- unexploded bombs?
Stay away from unexploded bombs, Watch out for the hippo because he eat bombs but he dont like the taste.
It's nice to know people can safely eat off our unexploded bombs. Thank you.
There were still unexploded bombs in some buildings.
To train ECOMOG engineers in mine clearance and, in cooperation with ECOMOG, coordinate the identification of mines andassist in the clearance of mines and unexploded bombs;
A large number of unexploded bombs still litter our shores.
Lord Suffolk, an eccentric English nobleman,has developed techniques to dismantle complicated, unexploded bombs in what is a very dangerous occupation.
However, the presence of mines and unexploded bombs poses a threat to the cease-fire agreement and to the population at large.
Since the cessation of hostilities,hundreds had been killed or wounded by unexploded bombs which had landed in civilian areas.
Mines and unexploded bombs are the most cruel and indiscriminate obstacle to a return to normal life in Afghanistan.
Kip stays on at the villa to clear any remaining unexploded bombs, mines, or other booby-traps.
However, the presence of mines and unexploded bombs continues to impede the freedom of movement of peace-keeping troops, military observers and relief workers.
The 1967 war is remembered by residents of the quarter as a miracle, after two unexploded bombs were found inside the Armenian monastery.
Yet, in Laos,where significant numbers of unexploded bombs are found, their presence has not generated the large numbers of casualties associated with smaller munitions.
In Viet Nam, for example, it is young children who look after the family water buffalo,which often roam freely in areas where the ground has been mined or contains unexploded bombs and shells.
A few weeks ago,our military successfully detonated unexploded bombs about 50 kilometres from the capital, Freetown.
Three damaged but unexploded bombs were also found, and the markings and agents corresponded with the information provided by Iraq in the FFCD and in interviews.
Much farmland has been affected by bombing andwill continue to be affected by unexploded bombs that continue to make access to many fields impossible.
They removed 29,465 anti-personnel mines, 1,946 anti-tank mines and nearly 1.4 million unexploded ordnance devices,including 138,750 cluster bomb units and 500 unexploded bombs.
Since the cessation of hostilities,hundreds have been killed or wounded by unexploded bombs, mostly submunitions that landed indiscriminately in civilian areas.
I have also attempted to cover all of the main varieties of explosives which remain dangerous after use or abandonment, including mines andabandoned weapons as well as unexploded bombs, shells and other ordnance.
The Secretary-General very rightly identified land-mines and unexploded bombs as the most cruel and indiscriminate obstacle to a return of normal life in Afghanistan.
Dozens of people, primarily children, have been killed and wounded as a consequence of the delayed effect ofthe cluster bombs and new human casualties and destruction can be expected from the remaining unexploded bombs.
No incidence has been reported, to date, of the use of anti-personnel mines. The presence of unexploded bombs has been reported and represents a hazard to the population.
All bombs and shells, however, are capable of failing to detonate, so that an air attack in which a large number of 500 or1000 pound bombs were dropped would also be likely to leave some unexploded bombs.
By June 1996, the Accelerated Demining Programme itself had cleared 7,622 mines, 3,822 unexploded bombs and munitions, 24,000 items of ammunition and a total area of 997,121 square metres.
In this connection, the Committee notes that, as cited in paragraph 11(g) of A/48/592, the mandate of UNOMIL includes the training of ECOMOG engineers in mine clearance and, in cooperation with ECOMOG,coordination of the identification of mines and assistance in the clearance of mines and unexploded bombs.
Others were killed or mutilated as they watched adults trying to disarm unexploded ordnance; and adults, needing money to support their families,sometimes extracted the explosives from unexploded bombs- which were then used for fishing or clearing farmland of boulders- or collected their casings for scrap metal.
Entitled"Legacies of War", the documentary has been produced in English in a 31-minute version for the public, including schools and other educational institutions, anda 43-minute version for television broadcast."Legacies of War" deals with tragic situations where civilians are left to face war's harsh consequences such as the menace of landmines or unexploded bombs, the destruction of normal society and deep psychological trauma.
In the 1999 Lomé Peace Agreement with the RUF rebels, we addressed this problem under article XIX by making provision for the exchange of information about the positions anddescriptions of all known unexploded bombs and explosive ordnance devices, as well as minefields, booby traps, wire entanglements and all other physical or military hazards.