Examples of using Apls in English and their translations into Chinese
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We therefore haveno doubt that the CD needs to address APLs quickly.
To diagnose APLS, at least one laboratory and one clinical criterion should be met.
The next step in this direction shouldbe the establishment of an ad hoc committee on APLs.
To diagnose APLS, at least one laboratory and one clinical criterion should be met.
We support the early establishment of an ad hoccommittee to start negotiating a ban on transfers of APLs.
That is why we removed and destroyed all APLs in Norwegian military stockpiles last year.
Bayou architect Vijay Murali, a research scientist at the lab,said,“Modern software development is all about APls.
In this light,it has become clear that partial measures on APLs constitute the CD' s preferred route.
But we are told that APLs are a“small item” and that nuclear weapons have the potential- the potential- to kill.
Today the world is losing this battle;new deployments of APLs by far outstrip present mine- clearing capabilities.
Our position on APLs was reached after careful assessment of our national and allied defence needs and the humanitarian costs involved.
Canada has, on several occasions in this plenary, made it clear that work on APLs in the CD is not a Canadian priority.
To conclude, we believe that the FMCT and APLs offer the CD the opportunity of making tangible progress in its work this year.
In our view, there is potential here for an extremely confusing legal situation whichcould complicate the international effort to ban APLs.
In my view, there are currently two of these: anti-personnel landmines(APLs) and the fissile material cut- off(FMCT).
Furthermore, we co- sponsored United Nations General Assembly resolution 51/45 S,which calls for an international agreement to ban APLs.
It was recommended that information regarding the existence,number and type of stockpiled APLs throughout the world should be made more readily available.
If we stop the flow of APLs between countries, we will significantly reduce the availability of APLs that cause the humanitarian problem.
We can confidently expect that, by January 1998,there will be an international agreement banning APLs signed by a very large number of countries.
If we stop the flow of APLs between countries, we will significantly reduce the availability of APLs that cause the humanitarian problem.
The UK' s primary concern, as later reflected in the objectives of this Convention,has been to remove the threat of APLs to innocent civilians.
As we certainly appreciate, a large portion of the APLs underlying the current humanitarian crisis were not manufactured in the countries in which they were emplaced.
To our mind, an appropriate negotiating process in this respect should envisage the active participation of the principal producers,exporters and users of APLs.
The military utility of APLs is far exceeded by their cost in human and socio- economic terms in affected countries, of which most are in the third world.
It is my understanding that many countries that have joined the Ottawa convention agree now that the CD can do useful work,especially by negotiating a ban on transfers of APLs.
As we certainly appreciate, a large portion of the APLs underlying the current humanitarian crisis were not manufactured in the countries in which they were placed.
A CD agreement on APLs, if it ever came into existence, would exist alongside the Ottawa agreement and the strengthened restrictions introduced by amended Protocol II of the Inhumane Weapons Convention.
We are wellaware of the concerns of the international community for eliminating APLs, thereby reducing the number of innocent people who fall victim every year to the indiscriminate use of these weapons.
A ban on transfers of APLs which included major traditional producers of landmines not parties to the Ottawa treaty, would add considerably to a global solution to a global problem.
References in paragraphs 45, 48,49 and 53 to the issues of critical civilian infrastructure, APLs, ATT and MANPADs should be qualified by referring to the views of delegations about the relevance of these issues to the agenda of the Conference.