Examples of using Avms in English and their translations into Russian
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AVMs and structural vulnerability 5.
PROPOSAL ON ANTI-VEHICLE MINES AVMs.
The AVMs do not pose serious humanitarian concerns.
II. The Humanitarian impact of anti-vehicle mines(AVMs) 2.
AVMs are not anti-personnel land mines APLs.
Fewer people receive assistance from the funds available than if AVMs were not present.
However, AVMs are mainly used and found on roads.
However, the above figures point to a pattern of serious harm from the use of AVMs.
AVMs raise the cost of implementing humanitarian projects.
Comment It is sometimes claimed that AVMs are generally unregulated under international law.
AVMs are, however, particularly designed to be laid on roads.
But we look forward to working with the coordinator on AVMs, who has brought a fresh approach to the subject.
AVMs form a vital and critical component of security doctrines of States.
For the purpose of this issue brief, the term MOTAPM is restricted to and referred to as anti-vehicle mines AVMs.
AVMs can also block the return of refugees and IDPs to their places of origin.
Due to the forces acting on a vehicle, AVMs are likely to cause multiple deaths and injuries in one incident.
AVMs have, in common with APMs, a considerable humanitarian impact on civilians.
Agree on a common understanding of new standards andpossible consequences for AVMs which do not meet such standards.
If he's got multiple AVMs, screwed-up blood flow would explain everything.
Of this total nearly 216,000 were anti-personnel mines(APMs) and89,000 were classified as anti-vehicle mines AVMs.
AVMs persist as hazards to civilian populations in a post-conflict environment.
In order to address the issue of best practices for AVMs with sensitive fuses, the following steps are recommended.
AVMs also represent a considerable hazard to relief workers and peacekeepers on the ground.
This hazard persists long after a conflict has ended,leading to indirect consequences specific to AVMs, which are considered below.
By denying access, AVMs contribute to the"structural vulnerability" of the affected communities.
Through the period 1993-2007, 129,800 APMs were removed along with an additional 41,897 AVMs and approximately 40,000 pieces of unexploded ordnance UXO.
By blocking access, AVMs can trap populations in destitution, denying them the opportunity to develop.
Discussions on technical features like self-destruct(SD), self-neutralization(SN) and self-deactivation(SDA)should be restricted to Remotely Delivered AVMs only.
AVMs are large enough in size to be visible from a distance and hence are easy to be detected and cleared.
The unamended form of the Protocol, adopted in 1980,also addresses AVMs although it does not distinguish between AVMs and anti-personnel mines(APLs), as the AMP does.

