Examples of using Abandoned explosive in English and their translations into Russian
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Abandoned explosive ordnance.
The methodology for abandoned explosive ordnance.
Abandoned explosive ordnance.
Resulting from Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
For the purposes of Protocol V to the CCW,'abandoned explosive ordnance' is defined as.
Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
On Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
Iv Explosive Remnants of War(ERW)means unexploded ordnance and abandoned explosive ordnance.
Therefore, abandoned explosive ordnance is most likely to occur in one of the following scenarios.
Recording, storage andrelease of information for Unexploded Ordnance(UXO) and Abandoned Explosive Ordnance AXO.
Types and total quantity of abandoned explosive ordnance in territory under its jurisdiction or control;
Relative probability of an uninformed person causing functioning of an item of abandoned explosive ordnance.
Abandoned explosive ordnance may or may not have been primed, fused, armed or otherwise prepared for use.
A number of factors affect the potential for an item of abandoned explosive ordnance to injure or kill civilians.
Abandoned explosive ordnance may or may not have been primed, fused, armed or otherwise prepared for use.
Ii the approach does not address the issue of the stability of abandoned explosive ordnance that may have been damaged or stored incorrectly.
Because of this, two risk ranking methodologies need to be developed one for unexploded ordnance and one for abandoned explosive ordnance.
The presence of unexploded and abandoned explosive ordnance had grave consequences for civilians, their communities and the environment.
Review of these demonstrates that the risk factors for unexploded ordnance are significantly different from those for abandoned explosive ordnance.
ERW(comprising of both fired, but unexploded,ordnance and abandoned explosive ordnance) pose risks to civilian communities and to military operations.
The factors affecting the humanitarian risks are summarised in paragraphs 29 to 42 for unexploded ordnance and abandoned explosive ordnance respectively.
Types and total quantity of ERW(unexploded ordnance and abandoned explosive ordnance) in territory under jurisdiction or control(to the extent possible);
Abandoned explosive ordnance means explosive ordnance that has not been used during a conflict, and has been left behind unprotected or dumped by a party to an armed conflict.
The first stage focuses on making the munitions safe through destroying abandoned explosive ordnance or moving it to temporary field storage.
Bangladesh had extended support for demolition of abandoned explosive ordnance in Kuwait, where its armed forces were participating actively in demining operations.
The methodologies for assessment of the relative risks for different categories of explosive ordnance are described in paragraphs 43 to 90 for unexploded ordnance and abandoned explosive ordnance respectively.
Of principal concern is the very high potential andvery real threat posed by abandoned explosive ordnance(AXO) if it falls into the hands of non-state actors.
The likelihood of a person detonating an item of unexploded or abandoned explosive ordnance in a post-conflict environment will depend on a large number of factors.
