Examples of using Component would in English and their translations into Russian
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This component would comprise the Joint Operations Centre ibid., para. 71.
Its military footprint would decrease as soon as the situation permits,while its police component would gradually increase.
The UNMIL police component would remain at its current authorized strength of 1,375 personnel.
It is our belief that too a large extend at this crucial stage in the settlement of“Transdnistrian issue” neglecting its economic component would only further postpone finding a mutually acceptable political settlement of the problem.
The component would also consist of electoral units located at the four regional headquarters.
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Working in close partnership with stakeholders,a police component would assist in reviving the Somalia Police Force, which has been seriously incapacitated but not totally disbanded.
The component would further assist the Government of National Unity and the government of southern Sudan by providing an effective information capacity, including through local and national radio, television and newspaper outlets, in order to promote understanding of the peace process and the role a United Nations peace support operation would play among local communities and the parties.
In view of the upcoming elections, the component would also verify equal access by all parties to the media and the application of a code of conduct for journalists.
The component would comprise the Human Rights Division, the Child Protection Unit and the Gender Affairs Unit ibid., paras. 64-65.
Any reduction in the size of MINURSO,particularly its military component, would have a negative impact on the implementation of its mandate and would send the wrong message about the resolve of the international community to support self-determination.
The component would include military observers, headed by a senior military observer, and formed units.
Upon receiving its mandate,the peace support operation, through its military component, would also assume operational control over two existing international monitoring mechanisms for a period of three months: the Joint Military Commission and the Verification and Monitoring Team.
The component would maintain field offices, especially in the areas subject to territorial adjustment;
A capable and appropriately configured military component would play a fundamental role in efforts to improve security and is a requirement for the deployment and effective functioning of an international police presence.
The component would support national actors in strengthening the independence, impartiality and efficiency of the judiciary and enhance the fairness and effectiveness of the legal system in accordance with national legal traditions and cultures and international norms.
In regard to disarmament, demobilization,reinsertion and reintegration, the component would assist in finalizing planning and supporting the implementation of the process, in coordination with ongoing efforts, particularly those of the National Commission, its Executive Secretariat and the Joint Ceasefire Commission.
The component would also provide logistical support to international election observers and coordinate that support.
This component would include the Division of Administration, the Conduct and Discipline Team and the Security Section.
The component would include 1,750 troops organized in two response battalions, one of which would be located in the west and the other centred in Dili.
The first main component would comprise integrated human resources management teams divided broadly along regional lines to deal with all staff appointments, travel and administration;
The first main component would comprise integrated human resources management teams structured broadly along regional lines to deal with all staff appointment, travel and administration.
The information component would also include a public outreach unit to support, among other things, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities, a media monitoring and development unit and a small video unit.
In addition, the component would monitor and report on political, civil, social, economic and other relevant developments throughout the country, which could have an impact on the implementation of the mission's mandate.
This component would include the Strategic Military Cell at Headquarters, the Resident Oversight Office, the Legal Affairs Section and the Joint Mission Analysis Cell, whose chiefs would report directly to the Force Commander/Deputy Force Commander.
It is envisaged that this component would include some advisers who would serve in the field, while other international police would provide advice to various special units or in such specialized areas as counter-terrorism, investigations or forensics.
In addition, this component would include military observers, military contingents, United Nations police, the Office of the Force Commander, the State Coordinator's Office, the Civil Affairs Division, the Office of the Police Commissioner, the HIV/AIDS Unit and the Joint Mission Analysis Centre A/69/550, para. 54.
The component would include electoral officers providing assistance and advice to the Technical Secretariat for Electoral Administration and the National Elections Commission in Dili as well as in the districts and subdistricts. Most of the electoral officers would be co-located with their national counterparts at the Technical Secretariat and the Commission.
This component would recognizses that it is impossible to keep the world environmental situation under review without being able to divide it into well-defined modules that can. The modules can be pieced together as building blocks to reflect the bigger picture, or broken down into smaller pieces to reflect more detailed modular challenges, as and when needed.
To this end, substantive components would include political and civil affairs, public information, humanitarian affairs, human rights, gender, the rule of law and disarmament, demobilization and reintegration.
These geospatial components would provide the tools to visualize, analyse and track assets, properties, human and financial resources, events and activities.