Examples of using Destruction programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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How far have the destruction programmes got?
The two major possessor States are advancing steadily in their destruction programmes.
Strive to complete their destruction programmes if possible in advance of their four-year deadlines.
The 16 State Parties yet to complete their destruction programmes will.
Financial assistance for destruction programmes, including the destruction of surplus weapons and ammunition, mainly targeted states in South Eastern Europe.
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The United Nations facilitates and promotes various surplus weapons/ammunition destruction programmes.
Status and progress of destruction programmes art. 3.
Taking into account logistical, technical, financial andenvironmental considerations in planning the stockpile destruction programmes;
Iv Providing information to the United Nations Secretary-General regarding destruction programmes of surplus, confiscated or collected weapons;
Due attention should be given to environmental policies as well as risk assessments in implementing stockpile destruction programmes.
The early completion of stockpile destruction programmes was encouraged and it was recalled that the Cartagena Action Plan provides guidelines for getting back into the status of compliance.
The course offered training for experts who were involved in their respective national stockpile destruction programmes.
It had provided over $2.3 billion in aid for conventional weapons destruction programmes and remained the world's largest single financial supporter of humanitarian mine action.
Since 1993, the United States had allocated more than US$ 1.9 billion for conventional weapons destruction programmes in over 80 countries.
Destruction programmes have been completed in Albania, Section II, para. 18(continued) Bulgaria, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and Lesotho and many others are currently under way and/or under negotiation.
Details on the numbers andtypes of anti-personnel mines destroyed in destruction programmes are to be reported on Form G.
The database would include the number of stockpiled APLs.It was noted that the lack of financial aid is the primary reason for delays in implementing stockpile destruction programmes.
In order to facilitate the acquisition of equipment by those responsible for destruction programmes, the manual would also include an annex with the Internet web sites of industry associations.
All States Parties whose deadlines for destruction have occurred have now reported completion of their stockpile destruction programmes.
Large destruction programmes(more than 20,000 tons) specifically targeted at ammunition and explosives would make environmentally sound destruction a practical and cost-effective option.
In addition to adherence to the principles discussed in section I above,there are a number of other considerations to be reviewed when developing destruction programmes.
The Standing Committee suggested that article 7 reports might be a useful tool for providing more detailed information on stockpile destruction programmes and for seeking or offering technical assistance.
The following information is general background datathat would be useful in setting up, and providing oversight of, munitions destruction programmes.
Canada has already pledged to contribute to such a fund,while Canada and the GICHD have pledged to assist in planning stockpile destruction programmes with technical/expert advice.
In total, 152 States Parties no longer held stockpiled anti-personnel mines other than those mines States Parties are permitted to retain for purposes permitted under Article 3, either because they never did orbecause they had completed their stockpile destruction programmes.
The Co-Chairs recommended in their February 2003"food-for-thought" paper that information, data andlessons learned with respect to stockpile destruction programmes should be preserved and safeguarded.
As of 3 December 2004,all States Parties whose deadlines for destruction had occurred by that time reported completion of their stockpile destruction programmes.
Hence, there now 156 States Parties which no longer hold stocks of anti-personnel mines because they never did orhave completed their destruction programmes.
Hence, 152 States Parties now no longer hold stocks of anti-personnel mines, either because they never did orbecause they have completed their destruction programmes.
As of 4 December 2009, all butthree States Parties whose deadlines for destruction had occurred by that time reported completion of their stockpile destruction programmes.