Examples of using EULEX will in English and their translations into Russian
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KFOR and EULEX will monitor the Kosovo Police in this context.
The system offers great benefits for trade facilitation, risk analysis,accountability and transparency and EULEX will help to ensure that the Kosovo Customs service makes full use of these new opportunities.
EULEX will submit reports to the United Nations on a regular basis.
The relevant national authorities,UNMIK and EULEX will provide the mechanism with all necessary technical, organizational and logistical support.
EULEX will continue to operate under the overall authority of Security Council resolution 1244 1999.
Work will be organized in four shifts and the Kosovo Police Service will include more Serbian than Kosovo Albanian policemen.The role of Eulex will be to work on the mutual cooperation of both sides.
Home Gudeljevic: EULEX will extend all possible support to elections.
EULEX will continue to support the Kosovo Judicial Council to improve its operational capabilities.
Bearing in mind the need for further efforts,especially in terms of supporting the prosecutorial and judicial sectors, EULEX will strike the right balance between the direct exercise of its functions and the gradual transfer, based on progress made, of ownership and responsibility to local rule of law institutions.
Thus EULEX will serve as the implementing arm of the United Nations.
The relevant Joint Action ofthe Council of the European Union(2008/124/CFSP), which the Secretary-General of the Council has assured me in writing EULEX will strictly implement, advances this position as well, indicating that"the Kosovo organs, institutions and authorities referred to[…] are the institutions[…] created on the basis of resolution 1244(1999)" that is to say, those approved by the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo UNMIK.
EULEX will focus on bringing to a successful completion its cases under the extended mandate.
As part of the agreement, EULEX will provide specific civil registration information from Kosovo upon request.
EULEX will certify copies of all original civil registry books with a view to establishing a comprehensive civil registry in Kosovo.
As investigations continue, EULEX will monitor progress and liaise with the International Criminal Police Organization and the European Police Office, where relevant.
EULEX will initially monitor 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and stands ready to react as second responder to any disturbances.
However, it is expected that EULEX will continue to play a role in Kosovo and to focus on the remaining challenges in the area of the rule of law, albeit in a more advisory and capacity-building capacity.
EULEX will fully respect Security Council resolution 1244(1999) and operate under the overall authority and within the status-neutral framework of the United Nations.
The adjustments to be made to EULEX will in part reflect the greater emphasis on European Union integration instruments, in particular the stabilization and association agreement and the structured dialogue in the area of the rule of law.
EULEX will continue to closely monitor the progress of Kosovo in successfully administering and patrolling the southern border to help ensure an orderly process ahead of the third and most critical stage.
The Kosovo police, alongside KFOR and EULEX, will play a key role in ensuring a safe and peaceful environment throughout Kosovo during the elections period, where all will be able to exercise their democratic right freely, without intimidation or pressure.
As EULEX will perform the full range of rule of law operations, the UNMIK rule of law component is expected to be phased out and replaced by a small police and justice liaison office with residual functions.
Furthermore, EULEX will continue to support the implementation of the agreements arising from the European Union-facilitated dialogue, such as the agreement on the joint management of crossing points and the Agreement of 19 April 2013, in particular in northern Kosovo.
EULEX will continue to perform its mandate, retaining its capacity of international police officers, judges and prosecutors and focusing on strategic leadership-level capacity-building and on the implementation of the European Union-led dialogue on agreements, in particular in northern Kosovo.
An extension of the EULEX mandate will support this new dynamic.
EULEX experts will also monitor, through their own indicators, progress in this field.
EULEX police will continue to work in close cooperation and consultation with the Kosovo police.
EULEX, OSCE and KFOR will continue providing support.
EULEX, OSCE and KFOR will continue providing support.
As a matter of principle, EULEX judges and prosecutors will adjudicate in mixed panels and prosecute in mixed teams with their Kosovo counterparts.