Examples of using De-mining operations in English and their translations into Russian
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Support de-mining operations;
It will aid in the planning, management and more efficient implementation of de-mining operations.
Management of de-mining operations.
De-mining operations so far as we know, will no longer function as of 1 November 1993.
Panel D Management of de-mining operations.
This is the most successful, most sustainable andmost cost-effective method of tackling large-scale de-mining operations.
In the north andeast of the country, de-mining operations were being carried out in order to clear the land for resettlement.
In those cases, methods of providing sufficient financial assistance to conduct de-mining operations must be explored.
The majority of de-mining operations occur in countries in which no peace-keeping operation exists or is envisioned.
Approximately $10 million has been allocated by the Government of Sweden to de-mining operations, mainly in Afghanistan, Cambodia and Mozambique.
SFOR conducted 259 de-mining operations removing a total of 61 devices(51 anti-personnel mines and 10 items of unexploded ordnance) from 7,489 square metres of land.
The Government of Luxembourg was determined to continue participating in de-mining operations in the context of its humanitarian activities.
The NPA de-mining operations are carried out in close cooperation with United Nations de-mining operations or as an integrated part of such operations. .
This inspection will identify any repair work and any de-mining operations required in order to recommence the usage of the pipeline.
CMAC took over mine-clearance activities from the de-mining arm of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia(UNTAC),which had conducted de-mining operations until the end of its mandate.
Although the United Nations had carried out de-mining operations, a certain number of mines are said to remain on agricultural land.
De-mining operations, urgently needed in parts of Somalia, require a degree of political stability and security that has frequently been absent precisely in those regions most in need of such operations. .
A limited number of national experts can be engaged in de-mining operations, to give technical advice and training on de-mining activities.
While a great deal more funding is needed to meet all the pressing demands for assistance in mine clearance,these contributions will enable the United Nations to initiate and support de-mining operations in a more timely and effective manner.
For its part,Japan has contributed to de-mining operations in Somalia and Afghanistan by extending $0.2 million and $14 million, respectively.
In view of the number of mines which have been laid in Afghanistan,de-mining is a slow process, although de-mining operations have fulfilled and even surpassed their yearly targets.
Reports from humanitarian and de-mining operations around the world have underscored both the direct consequences of MOTAPM to civilian populations as well as the indirect consequences resulting from disruptions in the flow of humanitarian relief.
This Forum brought together senior-level officials andtechnical de-mining personnel from mine-affected countries from various regions to discuss common issues relating to de-mining operations and the rehabilitation of mine victims.
Dr. Surakiart also substantially increased the resources available for de-mining operations while serving as President of the Fifth Meeting of the States Parties to the Ottawa Convention to eliminate anti-personnel landmines in 2003.
The Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects(Inhumane Weapons Convention) regulates the use of land-mines, booby traps andother devices in international armed conflicts and during de-mining operations, once hostilities have ended.
The plans contain three elements:they bring in United Nations de-mining resources to conduct de-mining operations in support of humanitarian and peace-keeping objectives; they inform local populations and returning refugees how to recognize, avoid, mark and report land-mines; and, most importantly, they are designed to create national capacities for de-mining. .
Discussions were held on global de-mining needs andoperational priorities, funds were raised at the meeting for ongoing United Nations de-mining operations, and I am pleased to tell the Committee that the United States pledged $12.5 million.
Since the situation of land-mines in Afghanistan is the most critical compared to all victim countries, it would be crucial that the United Nations should urgently study the possibility of establishing a trust fund for de-mining purposes for Afghanistan in the same line andconcept as the one for Cambodia contained in the terms of reference of the UNDP trust fund for capacity-building in de-mining operations for Cambodia of 13 November 1993.
Visit to de-mining operation on Highway 10 to Pailin.
This is based on the estimated time period for any de-mining operation as set out in table one of the Executive Summary of the Falkland Islands Field Survey carried out by Cranfield University.