Examples of using Shall be deployed in English and their translations into Arabic
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International observers shall be deployed along the Gumista, Psou and Inguri rivers.
Decides that the United Nations monitoring mechanism shall be deployed expeditiously;
A neutral African force shall be deployed immediately in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
No other weapons, including mines and grenades, shall be deployed within the SDBZ.
A Peacekeeping Mission shall be deployed by the United Nations under the auspices of OAU.
Paragraph 3 in the Cease-fire Agreementstipulates that" all indirect fire weapons shall be deployed out of range of the Lines of Separation".
A Peacekeeping Mission shall be deployed by the United Nations under the auspices of OAU.
Welcoming the report of the SecretaryGeneral of 7 July 2008, and recalling the confirmation of President Bashir during his meeting with the Council that the AfricanUnionUnited Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur(UNAMID) shall be deployed in full.
The task force shall be deployed to a monitoring zone by decision of the Council of Defence Ministers.
Welcoming the report of the Secretary-General and the Chairperson of the African Union Commission of 7 July 2008(S/2008/443), andrecalling the confirmation of President Bashir during his meeting with the Council that UNAMID shall be deployed in full.
United Nations peacekeeping forces shall be deployed in Kosovo under the mandate of the Security Council.
AMISOM shall be deployed for a period of six(6) months, aimed essentially at contributing to the initial stabilization phase in Somalia, with a clear understanding that the mission will evolve to a United Nations operation that will support the long term stabilization and post-conflict reconstruction of Somalia.
A system of observation, checkpoints and patrols shall be deployed so that operational tasks may be carried out.
ISFA shall be deployed and financed by the United Nations on the basis of the above mandate.
Decides to increase the number of the Mission ' s authorized formed police units by three additional units, totalling 420 personnel, from its current strength of seven formed police units, totalling 1,375 personnel, for a new authorized ceiling of 1,795 personnel,and further decides that such additional units shall be deployed to Liberia as soon as available, with the first unit deploying no later than January 2013;
All members of the mission headquarters shall be deployed after completion of first-aid training and the provision of first-aid personal kits.
Authorizes the provisional expansion of UNOMSIL to up to 210 military observers along with the necessary equipment and administrative and medical support to perform the tasks set out in paragraph 38 of the report of the Secretary-General,and decides that these additional military observers shall be deployed as security conditions permit and shall operate for the time being under security provided by ECOMOG as indicated in paragraph 39 of the report;
(e) Unless new elements arise, the force shall be deployed in four sectors, namely, Beni-Ruwenzori, Rutshurn, Masisi-Walikale and in Rusizi Plains, in South Kivu.
Decides to establish for an initial period of 90 days a United Nations Supervision Mission in Syria(UNSMIS) under the command of a Chief Military Observer, comprising an initial deployment of up to 300 unarmed military observers as well as an appropriate civilian component as required by the Mission to fulfil its mandate,and decides further that the Mission shall be deployed expeditiously subject to assessment by the Secretary-General of relevant developments on the ground, including the consolidation of the cessation of violence;
The Joint Command shall be deployed in the operation area prior to the arrival of the main forces and shall occupy control points and monitor the deployment of units(detachments).
International border crossing-points are to be the responsibility of the Republics; initially, until the new Constitution comes into effect, in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolution 838(1993),international observers shall be deployed to monitor effectively the implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions.* Monitors shall be drawn from the United Nations and, if appropriate, from Member States acting nationally or through regional organizations.
III. Police forces shall be deployed to protect localities and to permit the return of citizens to their villages in order to ensure security at the level of the federal, state and local authorities;
Authorizes the provisional expansion of the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone to up to 210 military observers along with the necessary equipment and administrative and medical support to perform the tasks set out in paragraph 38 of the report of the Secretary-General,and decides that these additional military observers shall be deployed as security conditions permit and shall operate for the time being under security provided by the Monitoring Group as indicated in paragraph 39 of the report;
Not later than 900 hours, 5 April 1994,all indirect fire weapons shall be deployed out of range of the Lines of Separation(as defined in paragraph 4 below): mortars and AA-guns not less than 10 kilometres, artillery and tanks not less than 20 kilometres.
Decides that MONUSCO shall be deployed until 30 June 2011 and authorizes that MONUSCO shall comprise, in addition to the appropriate civilian, judiciary and correction components, a maximum of 19,815 military personnel, 760 military observers, 391 police personnel and 1,050 personnel of formed police units;
With the beginning of the return of the refugees or, perhaps, before it,a special OSCE humanitarian mission shall be deployed in Kosovo comprising civilian policemen and forces of" social security" for refugees(Kosovo Verification Mission in a new format) to provide orderly return and settlement of the refugees.
Commending in this regard the agreement of Sudan that the Hybrid operation shall be deployed in Darfur, as detailed in the conclusions of the high-level AU/UN consultations with the Government of Sudan in Addis Ababa on 12 June 2007 and confirmed in full during the Council ' s meeting with the President of Sudan on 17 June in Khartoum.
Decides also that the elements of the Mission referred to in paragraph 6 above shall be deployed as outlined in the report of the Secretary-General, with approximately 40 military observers deployed in the first phase to areas secured by the Monitoring Group, and that subsequent deployments shall take place as soon as security conditions permit, and subject to progress on the implementation of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration plan and the availability of the necessary equipment and resources;