Examples of using Explosive sub-munitions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Each munition contains fewer than 10 explosive sub-munitions;
Equipping explosive sub-munitions with(a) self-destruction mechanisms,(b)self-neutralization mechanisms, or(c) self-deactivating mechanisms.
Cluster munition:means a munition that is designed to disperse or release explosive sub-munitions, and includes those explosives sub-munitions. .
They do not disperse explosive sub-munitions in a wider area, either, making the clearance of unexploded sub-munitions easier.
(b) a dispenser, affixed to an aircraft,which is designed to disperse or release multiple explosive sub-munitions in a single act, other than direct fire munitions.
Their explosive sub-munitions are equipped with a self-destruction mechanism, a self-neutralization mechanism, or a self-deactivating mechanism.
By increasing the accuracy of cluster munitions or their sub-munitions through these measures,we can reduce the scope of areas where explosive sub-munitions are dispersed.
The cluster munitions or their explosive sub-munitions are equipped with a guidance system or otherwise effective only within a pre-defined area, or.
Fourteen States parties declared completion of their obligations on stockpile destruction,with some 744,231 cluster munitions and 85.8 million explosive sub-munitions destroyed.
Since the number of explosive sub-munitions is limited, these cluster munitions do not cause many unexploded sub-munitions.
Cluster munition" means a carrier-container which contains[more than ten[x]]explosive sub-munitions and is designed to[eject or disperse or release]/[dispense] explosive sub-munitions[over an area[target]].
How ensure that the amount of explosive sub-munitions retained or acquired does not exceed the minimum number absolutely necessary for the purposes permitted under Article 3.6 of the Convention.
Cluster munition" means a carrier-container which contains[more than ten[x]]explosive sub-munitions and is designed to[eject or disperse or release]/[dispense] explosive sub-munitions[over an area[target]].
(ii) Ensuring that the amount of explosive sub-munitions retained or acquired does not exceed the number absolutely necessary for purposes allowed under Article 3.6 and report regularly on the past and planned use of retained munitions.
Countries are destroying tens of millions of explosive sub-munitions from stockpiles, clearance operations are retuning land to productive use and the needs of victims are being better met.
Equipping cluster munitions or their explosive sub-munitions with guidance systems or ensuring that they are otherwise effective only within a pre-defined area.
A cluster munition that is designed exclusively as an anti-runway munition and disperses orreleases explosive sub-munitions each of which weighs more than five kilograms, and is used against hard-surfaced runways, constructed from mass concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt or a combination of these, or from an equivalent material which yields the same compressive strength.
(e) A cluster munition that is designed exclusively as an anti-runway munition and disperses orreleases explosive sub-munitions each of which weighs more than five kilograms, and is used against hard-surfaced runways, constructed from mass concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt or a combination of these, or from an equivalent material which yields the same compressive strength.
This Protocol does not apply to munitions which are designed exclusively as anti-runway munitions and that disperse orrelease explosive sub-munitions each of which weighs more than five kilograms, when used against hard-stand runways, constructed from mass concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt or a combination of these, or from an equivalent material which yields the same compressive strength.
Air carried dispersal systems or air delivered, surface or sub-surface launched containers,that are designed to disperse explosive sub-munitions intended to detonate following separation from the container or dispenser, unless they are designed to, manually or automatically, aim, detect and engage point targets, or are meant for smoke or flaring, or unless their use is regulated or prohibited under other treaties.".
Explosive sub-munition" means a conventional explosive munition which is designed to separate from a cluster munition and which is designed to detonate on, prior to or after impact on[a]/[an area] target.
Explosive sub-munition: means a munition that in order to perform its task separates from a parent munition and is designed to function by detonating an explosive charge prior to, on or after impact.
Explosive sub-munition" means a conventional explosive munition which is designed to separate from a cluster munition and which is designed to detonate on, prior to or after impact on[a]/[an area] target.
So in the case of sub-munitions specifically-although of course the mandate of the Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War is not limited to sub-munitions- designed to spread over a broad area, this prohibition on indiscriminate attacks is a very important prohibition and one that those responsible for targeting decisions, those responsible for the choice of weapons, have to take into account when they make their decisions.
Should mines, explosive remnants of war and sub-munitions be incorporated as separate agenda items for the fourth special session?
With respect to the latter, the size, shape and colour of sub-munitions attract attention, and their explosive characteristics and fragments cause multi-casualty incidents.
On this issue, the European Union sees several goals that should be pursued simultaneously: the universalization of Protocol V, its expeditious and effective implementation andcontinuation of further work on munitions that may become explosive remnants of war, including sub-munitions.
In contrast to mine breaching, International Mine Action Standards for mine clearance involves precisely locating and marking the mined area,and then carefully removing or destroying all mines and explosive remnants of war(ERW), including unexploded sub-munitions hazards from an area to a specified depth.
Switzerland also hopes that all States parties will be willing toaccept a system of preventive technical measures for sub-munitions to prevent them from becoming explosive remnants of war.
