Examples of using Enabling units in English and their translations into Russian
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Military contingents enabling units.
For the enabling units the calculation of the absorption factor implies.
Difficulties also remain in the resourcing of niche capabilities and enabling units.
Of particular importance will be the enabling units described in section VI above.
Military enabling units will be deployed initially and then phased out as necessary.
This also involved reconfiguring the present force structure by replacing some enabling units with combat troops during 2009/10.
Other critical enabling units that have now been deployed include three engineering companies, two signals companies, an airfield maintenance company and a transportation company.
While the commitments made were encouraging, further commitments are urgently needed,in particular as regards enabling units.
The Kivu brigade, as currently constituted, comprises two battalions, enabling units, a headquarters in Bukavu and a rear base in Kindu 3,100 personnel.
The enabling units are adequate to meet the requirements of supporting the UNISFA troops, except for the limited horizontal capability of the engineering company.
Key capabilities required to bring missions up to operational strength are often lacking,in particular enabling units such as air assets and engineers.
I also urge Member States to provide the outstanding enabling units, including air assets, in order to permit UNAMID to achieve full operating capability.
These measures include the establishment of sufficient reservesin forward areas and the use of military second line enabling units depending on the operational situation.
In addition, 19 out of 41 enabling units(including hospitals, engineering companies and formed police units) had serviceability percentages below 90 per cent.
As of 13 April 2010, the strength of the military component stands at 120 staff officers and 8,186 contingent members,comprising 13 infantry and 9 enabling units, including 4 engineering companies.
In addition, 19 of the 41 enabling units(including hospitals, engineering companies and formed police units) had serviceability percentages below the required 90 per cent.
Moreover, the Mission may soon require certain specialized military capabilities and enabling units in order to enhance its operational effectiveness and improve the security situation.
While some crucial enabling units are still required, there are just enough commitments from troop-contributing countries to initiate a phased deployment of the operation in all sectors as planned.
The force comprises four infantry battalions, including a battalion-sized quick reaction force(2,750 troops);force headquarters(82 staff officers); enabling units(1,654 personnel); and 133 military observers.
The military component would require enabling units such as level II hospitals, medium utility helicopters, heavy utility helicopters, and others as necessary, and the mission as a whole would require the requisite engineering companies.
Expansion of monitoring/verification tasks throughout all six sectors through establishment of team sites and the deployment of remaining United Nations military observers,protection forces and enabling units.
The requirements in 2011/12 provide for the rotation of 12 battalions and the emplacement of 2 battalions,including enabling units and Force headquarters, as compared with the emplacement of 1 and rotation of 8 battalions during the 2010/11 period.
The heavy duty vehicles and machinery needs will be assessed through an analysis of engineering andmovement requirements, and the availability of contingent-owned equipment including the enabling units' equipment.
External sources of capacity could include military enabling units, consultants and individual contractors, commercial contractors, United Nations Volunteers or partnerships with United Nations or other organizations.
The Mission's force comprises seven infantry battalions deployed in two sectors, including a battalion-sized quick reaction force(5,156 troops);force headquarters(84 staff officers); enabling units(2,579 personnel); and 133 military observers.
The continued lack of key military enabling units, including two medium transport units, an aerial reconnaissance unit, 18 medium utility helicopters and a Level II hospital, continues to be a source of serious concern.
However, the implementation by the military components of its mandated commitments will depend upon the timely deployment of troops and the appropriate enabling units, and as explained below, provisions will be made taking into account the phased deployment of the personnel.
While the late arrival of key military enabling units and contingent-owned equipment continues to hamper uniformed deployment, the lack of accommodations and office facilities capable of absorbing the inflow of personnel has also delayed civilian deployment to the field.
The 10,231 military personnel include 250 troops deployed at the Special Court for Sierra Leone in Freetown, as well as 9,981 troops in Liberia, including eight infantry battalions and a force reserve(6,064 troops);force headquarters staff(90 staff officers); enabling units(3,688 military personnel); and 139 military observers.
While the MINURCAT force will be enhanced by the arrival of new troops and enabling units in the coming months, the achievement of full operational capability and effective implementation of the Mission's mandate depends on the full and timely deployment of all troops and enablers.