Examples of using Multinational implementation in English and their translations into French
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The deployment of the NATO element of the multinational implementation force(IFOR) is complete.
For its part, the multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) had consistently refused to ensure the safety of the forensic experts in the field.
S/RES/1031(1995) Bosnia and Herzegovina and multinational Implementation Force(IFOR.
Are cooperating with the multinational implementation force(IFOR) in the cantonment of forces and heavy weapons or their demobilization;
The Institute has, inter alia, facilitated the secondment of Swedish senior police officers in a multinational implementation force.
Cooperation between UNMOP and the multinational implementation force(IFOR) is maintained through regular meetings.
In accordance withSecurity Council resolution 1031(1995), I attach the seventh report on the operations of the multinational implementation force IFOR.
The multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) has played an invaluable role in preventing the recurrence of conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
During the reporting period, cooperation between UNMOP and the multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) was established through regular meetings.
The multinational implementation force(IFOR) currently comprises approximately 53,000 personnel deployed in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia from all the NATO nations and 17 non-NATO troop contributors.
On 15 December 1995, the Security Council, in its resolution 1031(1995),expressed its satisfaction at the deployment of the multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The continued presence of the multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) beyond its current mandate, due to expire on 20 December 1996, was necessary to maintain peace and security.
The war was over, but the situation remained fragile and unstable and demanded concerted action,as well as the support of the United Nations system, the Multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) and NGOs.
Requests the United Nations military observers and the multinational Implementation Force authorized by the Council in its resolution 1031(1995) of 15 December 1995 to cooperate fully with each other;
In accordance with Security Council resolution 1031(1995)of 15 December 1995, I attach the sixth report on the operations of the multinational implementation force IFOR.
Requests that UNTAES and the multinational implementation force(IFOR) authorized by the Council in resolution 1031(1995) of 15 December 1995 cooperate, as appropriate, with each other, as well as with the High Representative;
By its resolution 1031(1995)of 15 December 1995, the Security Council unanimously authorized the establishment of the multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) to implement the military aspects of the Peace Agreement.
The multinational implementation force(IFOR) comprises approximately 53,000 personnel deployed in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, from all the NATO nations and from 16 non-NATO contributors.
The Dayton Accords and the subsequent introduction of the 60,000-strong Multinational Implementation Force(IFOR, later SFOR, the Stabilization Force) created a new environment in which Tribunal investigators could work.
The multinational implementation force(IFOR) now comprises approximately 55,000 personnel in theatre, from all the nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) and from 16 non-NATO contributors.
I wish to inform you of my intention to deploy five military liaison officers to UNMIBH in order tostrengthen the liaison arrangements between that Mission and the multinational implementation force IFOR.
The multinational Implementation Force(IFOR), which was established by the Security Council in accordance with the Peace Agreement, has played a pivotal role in stopping the fighting, enforcing the ceasefire and separating and demobilizing the warring factions.
Welcomes the willingness of the Member States acting through orin cooperation with the organization referred to in annex 1-A of the Peace Agreement to assist the parties to the Peace Agreement by deploying a multinational implementation force;
The multinational implementation force(IFOR) comprises approximately 54,200 personnel deployed in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, from all the nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) and from 16 non-NATO contributors.
Pays tribute to those Member States who participated in the multinational force established in accordancewith its resolution 1031(1995), and welcomes their willingness to assist the parties to the Peace Agreement by continuing to deploy a multinational implementation force;
It was envisaged that a new multinational Implementation Force(IFOR), authorized by the Security Council, would be responsible for the implementation of the military and regional stabilization aspects of the Peace Agreement.
Notes the invitation of the parties to the international community to send to the region for a period of approximately one year a multinational implementation force to assist in implementation of the territorial and other militarily related provisions of annex 1-A of the Peace Agreement;
In keeping with Annex 1-A, article VII, of the Peace Agreement and Security Council resolution 1031(1995),UNPROFOR began withdrawing from Bosnia and Herzegovina those parts of the Force which would not be incorporated into the multinational Implementation Force IFOR.
On 15 December 1995,the Security Council, by its resolution 1031(1995), welcomed the deployment of a multinational Implementation Force(IFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the broader region, and noted the invitation of the parties for that force to remain"for a period of approximately one year.
We particularly encourage further progress on the promising multinational projects on strategic airlift, strategic sealift, and air-to-air refuelling, under German, Norwegian, andSpanish leadership respectively, and welcome today's signature of the Multinational Implementation Arrangement on Strategic Sealift.