Examples of using Deployment of a multinational force in English and their translations into Russian
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Several speakers were more cautious in considering the deployment of a multinational force.
The deployment of a multinational force to implement the ceasefire under the leadership of Nigeria and, subsequently, of the United Nations stabilization force; .
Adoption of Security Council resolution 1080(1996)authorizing the deployment of a multinational force.
Whether through the dispatch of Blue Helmets or by authorizing the deployment of a multinational force, the United Nations has actively supported the transition from war to peace in many parts of the world.
The Council members expressed unanimous support for the Secretary-General's proposal for the deployment of a multinational force in Bunia.
Ukraine supports the deployment of a multinational force to the Palestinian territories, which could ensure respect of the ceasefire and create favourable conditions for the resumption of political negotiations.
The criteria proposed by the Secretary-General with regard to the deployment of a multinational force on the ground deserve our full support.
Welcoming the deployment of a multinational force to East Timor pursuant to resolution 1264(1999), and recognizing the importance of continued cooperation between the Government of Indonesia and the multinational force in this regard.
It is our assessment that Member States will pledge some resources and possibly troops, butnot enough to allow the deployment of a multinational force.
On 1 August, the Security Council adopted resolution 1497(2003) authorizing the deployment of a multinational force to support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement reached in Accra, Ghana, by the Government and rebel groups.
Recalling further the 30 June 2003 request of the Secretary-General to the Security Council to authorize the deployment of a Multinational Force to Liberia.
In that context, we recognize the importance of Mr. Annan's timely initiative for the deployment of a multinational force, to be composed of a coalition of the willing, which will hopefully receive sincere cooperation from both parties.
With a view to the establishment of the Afghan Interim Authority, the Security Council, on 20 December, adopted resolution 1386(2001) authorizing the deployment of a multinational force in Afghanistan for six months.
The deployment of a multinational force to Burundi would require staging areas in one or more of the neighbouring countries, which would be used to carry out the required training, coordination and integration of the various units prior to the launching of actual operations.
On 18 April the Secretary-General informed the Council of his views on the possible deployment of a multinational force in the area of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The deployment of a multinational force in East Timor served the purpose of providing a rapid response to an immediate humanitarian crisis, while simultaneously allowing the United Nations time to assemble a"blue beret" peacekeeping force and develop longer-term strategies.
I welcome efforts being taken to strengthen regional security mechanisms andto accelerate the planned deployment of a multinational force to secure border areas.
The Security Council adopted resolution 1080(1996) on 15 November 1996, calling for,inter alia, the deployment of a multinational force with a humanitarian mandate in order to create safe corridors to return the Rwandan refugees to their homes and provide them as well as the displaced persons and the local population affected by the war with the necessary humanitarian assistance.
Although I have yet to receive formal responses from the remaining 36 Member States,it is my assessment that sufficient troop pledges to allow the deployment of a multinational force are unlikely to materialize.
The present report is submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1497(2003) of 1 August 2003,by which the Council authorized the deployment of a multinational force in Liberia and declared its readiness to establish a follow-on United Nations stabilization force to support the transitional government and to assist in the implementation of a comprehensive peace agreement for Liberia.
The United States took the lead in achieving an agreement in August 1982 for the evacuation of Palestinian forces from Beirut and the deployment of a Multinational Force(MNF) to oversee the evacuation.
It was not until 15 September, following agreement with the Indonesian Government,that the Security Council authorized the deployment of a multinational force. On 20 September 1999, the first contingent of the Australian-led International Forces for East Timor(Interfet) arrived in the capital Dili to undertake the mission of restoring peace and security, protecting and supporting UNAMET in carrying out its tasks(within force capabilities), and to facilitate humanitarian assistance operations.
In view of the gravity of the situation, on 28 October, President Kabila appealed to diplomatic representatives based in Kinshasa,requesting that their Governments consider the urgent deployment of a multinational force to North Kivu.
The fourth was the decision by the Security Council in its resolution 1080(1996)to authorize the deployment of a multinational force in the region, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, for humanitarian purposes.
The need for such an inquiry has become more vital in the light of recent developments, including the violations of the ceasefire agreement signed by the Government of Liberia and the two rebel groups, Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy and Movement for Democracy in Liberia, on 17 June 2003, as well as the adoption of Security Council resolution 1497(2000)authorizing the deployment of a multinational force.
This in turn would make possiblea greater involvement of the international community, particularly for the deployment of a multinational force under the auspices of the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity OAU.
At the informal consultations of the whole held on 22 July 1997, the members of the Council received briefings by the Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs on the events that had followed the elections in 1993 and the violent clashes which had led to the deaths of more than 2,000 people, as well as on the latest developments in theRepublic of the Congo, and by the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations on the issue of the possible deployment of a multinational force in that country.
By late July, MODEL had captured the second port city of Buchanan. On 1 August,the Security Council adopted resolution 1497(2003) authorizing the deployment of a multinational force to support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement reached by the Government and rebel groups.
Deployment of a multinational force, authorized by the United Nations Security Council under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, on the West Bank of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip to ensure the creation of favourable conditions for the resumption of negotiations on the establishment of the Palestinian State, the respect of the ceasefire agreement, the restoration of the capacity of the Palestinian Authority to manage the situation, the prevention of the resumption of hostilities.
To address the sharpening trend towards greater violence andthe attendant consequences for both sides, in April 2002 I proposed the deployment of a multinational force to help provide security for Israeli and Palestinian civilians, and to promote an environment conducive to the resumption of negotiations.
