Примеры использования Unexploded mines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The threat of unexploded mines and explosive devices.
Furthermore, the present state of technology for detecting unexploded mines is ineffective.
UNIKOM disposed of unexploded mines and bomblets in the demilitarized zone.
Only through international cooperation would Panama ever be able to rid its territory of unexploded mines and munitions.
Unexploded mines and bomblets inside the zone and in adjacent areas still cause civilian casualties.
However, efforts had been hampered by the presence of unexploded mines and matériel from the Second World War.
Unexploded mines have made the task of post-war reconstruction complicated and all the more difficult for my country.
Out of all the identified areas, some 2,226 hectares of land were cleared of unexploded mines between March 2002 and March 2006.
In Afghanistan, unexploded mines, which were veritable time bombs, were machines for producing disabilities and mutilations.
Assistance and resources should also be provided to countries affected by unexploded mines, to which many children fell victim.
Unexploded mines and explosive devices in different areas are a specific threat to the health of children and the health of the country as a whole.
The situation in Afghanistan-- one of the countries most affected by unexploded mines and ordnance-- is a sad illustration of this fact.
The number of unexploded mines and other devices from the Second World War and from the war for the independence of Slovenia(June-July 1991) is relatively smaller.
According to the International Committee of the Red Cross,between March 1998 and December 2000 at least 2,812 people were the victims of unexploded mines or devices.
The presence of large numbers of unexploded mines still seriously affects all United Nations operations in Angola.
Ongoing conflicts have already resulted in more than 100 million refugees world wide,30 million displaced persons and hundreds of millions of unexploded mines.
Unexploded mines and bomblets, mostly on the Iraqi side of the demilitarized zone, were still resulting in casualties to civilians living and working in the area.
In support of its operations, in particular for clearing track routes,UNIKOM has continually carried out disposal of unexploded mines and bomblets in the demilitarized zone.
Millions of civilians were still threatened by unexploded mines and ordnance, which placed a heavy burden on the social and economic reconstruction of war-ravaged countries.
With regard to landmines andremnants of war, we would like to refer to the fact that my country continues to suffer from the presence of a large number of unexploded mines and remnants of war dating back to the past century.
Unexploded mines and other ordnance inside the demilitarized zone, mostly on the Iraqi side, continued to cause casualties among civilians living and working in the area.
Of the 22 incidents reported by UNIKOM overthe past six months, several involved unexploded mines and other ordnance, which still pose a danger in the demilitarized zone, especially on the Iraqi side.
Unexploded mines and bomblets inside the demilitarized zone, mostly on the Iraqi side, continued to cause casualties, some of them fatal, to civilians living and working in the area.
The point made in the Secretary-General's report that mine clearance could cost between $300 and$1,000 per mine gives us an idea of the enormous global cost of clearing the 110 million unexploded mines to which I have referred earlier.
There are estimates that there are approximately 1 million unexploded mines in Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which 70 per cent in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina were registered in 16,000 to 20,000 minefields.
The presence of unexploded mines and other devices, particularly along communications routes and on farmlands, seriously hampers economic recovery and reconstruction and the restoration of a normal social order.
The League received with great interest the letter of 23 March concerning the importance of coordination of activities by all organizations and bodies at the various levels in order tocorrect the extremely grave situation resulting from the existence of unexploded mines in many places that have been the scene of armed conflicts, inasmuch as such mines have caused and continue to cause the death or wounding of many innocent citizens a well-known instance is the Rabta, Tobruk area, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
On instructions from my Government, I have the honour to inform you that over 1,400 unexploded mines, bombs, missiles and ordnance left behind after the 30-nation aggression against Iraq were found and dealt with in various parts of the country between 1 June and 31 July 1999.
Mr. HANNON( Mines Action Canada)said that the non-governmental organizations making up the coalition Mines Action Canada, which engaged in field activities involving mine clearance, education concerning the risks posed by unexploded mines and munitions, humanitarian aid and sustainable development, had participated in the work of the Group of Governmental Experts and the first two Review Conferences in order to ensure that States struck a proper balance between their national defence needs and respect for fundamental and civil rights.
In recent years, concerted efforts have been made to clear unexploded mines and to alleviate the suffering of the landmine victims. Governmental and non-governmental organizations have launched campaigns to provide resources and technology for mine-clearance operations.