Examples of using Regional commands in English and their translations into Arabic
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During the reporting period security situations in the regional commands were as follows.
Regional commands have established a combined MINUSTAH civilian police/HNP patrol system, with the exception of Gonaïves.
The current strength of the Armystands at around 34,700 personnel deployed at headquarters and in five regional commands.
Nevertheless, encouraging signs were observed in Regional Commands East and South, where the number of reintegrated persons doubled.
Despite these challenges,the Tatmadaw reported that the identification process is ongoing under the supervision of regional commands.
As a result, regional commands appear to operate independently of one another, and there is often evidence of friction between them.
They would liaise with the headquarters of the Guatemalan armed forces, its regional commands and URNG at the designated locations and assembly points.
At the tactical level, Regional Commands have been tasked to establish military to military contacts with border units of the neighbouring countries.
Security incidents have followed seasonal trends,and are generally more dispersed and fragmented than in other regional commands, owing to the geographic nature of the terrain.
Regional Commands and Provincial Reconstruction Teams are gradually establishing legal advisers, and experts in institution- and capacity-building.
The insurgency continues to affect southern andeastern Afghanistan with 89 per cent of the enemy-initiated attacks within Regional Commands Southwest, South and East.
This is the first of three planned ISAF regional commands and will include four provincial reconstruction teams(Herat, Farah, Chaghcharan and Qal ' eh-ye Now).
Recent reconciliation activity carried out under the banner of Programme Takhim-e-Solh in Regional Commands West and South has been promising but on a small scale.
Israel has a long history of intelligence units and operations, dating back to the Palmach's"German Platoon"(aka the Middle East Commando). After the creation of the IDF,field intelligence units were formed on an ad-hoc basis, by the Regional Commands.
Since the 1990s,the corps' authority began to gradually transfer into the regional commands and individual commanders, while the female soldiers-teachers unit was moved to the Education and Youth Corps.
The insurgency continues to affect the southern and eastern parts of Afghanistan,with the vast majority of the violence occurring within ISAF Regional Commands Southwest, South and East.
That unit was subordinate to the IDF Chief of the General Staff,independent of the IDF regional commands, and therefore empowered to handle the investigations under the aegis of the Military Advocate General ' s Office.
Reintegration continued to show steady incremental progress as small groups of Taliban entered the process over the quarter,particularly in Regional Commands North and West.
This unit is subordinate to the IDFGeneral Staff which is independent from the IDF regional commands, and therefore autonomous to handle the investigations within the auspices of the Military Advocate General ' s Office.
Helping the police become an effective security force is a long-term project andmission success depends on international support for the activities that ISAF Regional Commands are seeking to implement.
The insurgency, more ethnically diverse andmore closely linked to criminal organizations than in other regional commands, retains a limited capability to conduct attacks in northern Afghanistan but is still present and active.
ISAF has resumed the transfer of detainees from custody to the eight fully certified facilities, and plans to commence a monitoring programme for the detainees it transfers, from custody to trial,and to establish training and monitoring teams in all its regional commands.
About 12 per cent of the districts continue tolack courts, especially in Regional Commands East, South and Southwest, and there is a shortage of specialist courts outside the major cities.
As at 31 January 2013, monitoring activities of the country task force to verify implementation of theaction plan remained restricted by the Tatmadaw to regional commands, recruitment units and training schools.
The current assigned strength of the army at headquarters, in the five regional commands, and in logistics, training and administrative structures stands at 32,200, with a further 7,500 either in training, on sick leave or between assignments.
The ISAF headquarters also established the civilian casualties mitigation working group to examine policies and procedures, use of the civilian casualty tracking cell, the joint incident assessment teams andthe mobile training teams visiting regional commands.
In keeping with the plan of action, the Government has already allowed the United Nations task force to conductat least 14 monitoring visits to regional commands, basic military training facilities, military recruitment centres and mobile recruitment teams.
However, while Regional Commands East, North, Central and West witnessed a slight increase in enemy initiated attacks this reporting period, Regional Commands South and South-West continued to see a decline in such attacks for this quarter compared to the same period one year ago.
(d) Facilitate access by the country task force on monitoring and reporting to military facilities, operational battalions and other areas where children may be present, including by allowing access to operational regiments and battalions,in addition to regional commands, recruitment units and training schools;
The Regional Command.