Examples of using The request indicates in English and their translations into Arabic
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The request indicates that Bosnia and Herzegovina refers to" Category I, II and III" areas.
The request indicates that because of this, surveys carried out prior to 2002 were considered unreliable.
In granting the request, the Meeting noted that,after sporadic progress since entry into force, the request indicates a commitment on the part of Peru to proceed at a more constant rate through the extension period.
The request indicates that the remaining challenge amounts to 434 mined areas totalling 33,432,818 square meters.
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In addition, the request indicates that mines continue to have an impact on rural communities, commercial farming and tourism.
The request indicates that there have been significant socio-economic gains since entry into force as a result of Article 5 implementation.
In addition, the request indicates that there are five(5) major battle area clearance(BAC) tasks with an estimated area of 930,000 square metres.
In addition, the request indicates that while casualty rates have dropped significantly, individuals still fall victim to explosive hazards in Mozambique.
The request indicates that the method used by Colombia to identify mined areas starts with the registration of" events" related to anti-personnel mines.
The request indicates that the mined areas block, for the most part, access to farm land(95 percent), and, to a lesser extent, roads and paths(5 percent).
The request indicates that an estimated 100 territories are still subject to GMAS or GMAA with activities having commenced in approximately 25 of these territories.
The request indicates that by the end of the 1976-1979 Liberation War, six minefields had been laid along Zimbabwe ' s borders with Zambia and Mozambique.
In this context, the request indicates that in 2011 to 2013, Colombia plans to intervene in 14 municipalities where safety conditions permit humanitarian demining to be undertaken.
The request indicates that the information gathered by the LIS did not provide detailed knowledge concerning the precise location and perimeter of the affected areas.
The request indicates that the LIS provided significant detail regardingthe socio-economic implications of mined areas and areas suspected to contain mines.
In addition, the request indicates that this growth is subject to safety conditions in areas in which interventions would take place and the willingness of organisations and the governments that finance them.
The request indicates that the ongoing General Mine Action Assessment(GMAA) and General Mine Action Survey(GMAS) surveys will provide a new baseline of contamination in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The request indicates that the resumption of war in 1998 prevented Angola from acquiring a clear picture of mine contamination and that this was aggravated by the fact that mines were employed during the war(1998-2002).
The request indicates that quality assurance in Colombia is ensured through the presence of national supervisors and international monitors from the Inter-American Defence Board of the Organization of American States.
The request indicates that based on the history of demining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, it can be concluded that at least 30 percent of areas suspected to be mined can be released following technical survey.
The request indicates that the information gathered by the Landmine Impact Survey carried out in 2006 did not provide detailed knowledge on the precise locations and perimeters of the affected areas.
The request indicates that these regional operations offices deploy teams to check the demining area when demining operations are almost complete, where, in the presence of the operator, these teams complete quality control documentation.
In addition, the request indicates that while the full spectrum of land release methods have been employed to date in Mozambique, Mozambique does not yet have a national policy or standard concerning the release of land through non-technical means.
The request indicates that the Democratic Republic of the Congo has complied with the international and national mine action standards to release land and conduct demining operations, although in the absence of a national standard on land release.
The request indicates that Mauritania has contacted certain countries of the Gulf including Libya to support their mine clearance activities and that they anticipate a visit of experts from the Libyan demining foundation during the course of this year.
As well, the request indicates that the principal objective of the GMAA and the GMAS is to gather information about mine contamination and to provide information on" suspected hazardous areas" or" confirmed hazardous areas".
The request indicates that the second phase of the" database cleanup" information classed by province and by territory was sent to all mine action operators for verification, with survey teams tasked with confirming the status of hazardous areas.
The request indicates that during this period Zimbabwe intends to seek and receive international technical assistance,the aim being to acquire up-to-date survey and demining techniques that will enable Zimbabwe to survey areas, to develop a plan which takes into account these techniques.
The request indicates that, since the start of the demining programme in 2002, a total of 7.5 square kilometres have been subject to clearance and verification activities resulting in the locations and destruction of 3,331 mines(anti-personnel and anti-tank mines).
