Examples of using Persons deployed in English and their translations into Russian
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Persons deployed by the Secretary-General to participate in a United Nations operation, and includes.
The number of casualties among persons participating in such operations has risen with the numbers of operations and persons deployed.
Special attention must be given to the need for all persons deployed in United Nations peace-support operations to be held to the highest standards of conduct and discipline.
An advance team from the Secretariat travelled to Damascus on 2 May,while the Mission has now reached its full strength with 12 persons deployed.
Iii Persons deployed by a humanitarian non-governmental organization or agency under an agreement with the Secretary-General of the United Nations or with a specialized agency;
It raised the problem of thedegree of responsibility and accountability to the United Nations of persons deployed by non-governmental organizations.
Persons deployed by the Secretary-General or a specialized agency or other organization or programme of the United Nations system to carry out activities in connection with a United Nations operation;
In response to those concerns, it was suggested to combine subparagraphs(b)and(c) into a single paragraph reading:"all other persons deployed by the Secretary-General in a particular operation.
Persons deployed by the Secretary-General to participate in the United Nations peace-keeping operation established on the basis of consent of all host States and in accordance with the status-of-forces agreement.
Given that the upward trend in the number of missionswas likely to continue, the international community must ask itself whether the Secretariat had the necessary resources to manage the 60,000 persons deployed in 17 missions throughout the world.
Persons deployed by any other humanitarian organization or agency to carry out activities relating to a United Nations operation where such organization or agency is operating pursuant to an agreement with the Secretary-General.
It was also suggested to add to paragraph(c) the following sentence:"In such cases, the organization in question shall specify that persons deployed by the United Nations or the agency form part of the United Nations personnel or the manner in which they should be identified.
Iii Persons deployed by a humanitarian non-governmental organization or agency under an agreement with the Secretary-General of the United Nations or with a specialized agency or with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Poland supported the broad definitions given for such terms as"United Nations personnel" and"associated personnel", and, in particular,was pleased to note that the latter term also included persons deployed by an intergovernmental organization or a humanitarian non-governmental organization.
There was also a suggestion to redraft subparagraph(a)as follows:"Persons deployed by the Secretary-General to participate in a United Nations peace-keeping operation established on the basis of consent of all host States and in accordance with the status of forces agreement.
At the same time, the trend towards smaller operations having a greater proportion of specialized units, military observers and police meant that today's missions required greater per capita administrative andlogistic support than when the number of persons deployed had been at its peak.
The protective regime of the Convention shall extend to all persons deployed by intergovernmental, non-governmental and other agencies engaged in a humanitarian relief operation[in the United Nations area of operation] in an independent, neutral, impartial and non-discriminatory manner.
United Nations associated personnel are: persons assigned by States and intergovernmental organizations,persons engaged by the Secretary-General, and persons deployed by a humanitarian non-governmental organization under an agreement with the Secretary-General or a specialized agency.
Iii Persons deployed by a humanitarian non-governmental organization with the express or tacit consent, which may at any time be withdrawn, of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, a specialized agency or the International Atomic Energy Agency, to carry out activities in support of the fulfilment of the mandate of a United Nations operation.
For the purposes of the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, persons deployed by[the humanitarian non-governmental organization or agency] under this Agreement shall be considered"associated personnel" within the meaning of article 1(b)(iii) of the Convention.
In its resolution 57/28, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to prepare model or standardized provisions for inclusion in agreements concluded between the United Nations and humanitarian NGOs or agencies and to make available to Member States the names of organizations oragencies that have concluded such agreements for the purpose of clarifying the application of the Convention to persons deployed by those organizations or agencies.
With regard to the definitions in article 1, however,he wondered whether paragraph(b)(iii) concerning persons deployed by a humanitarian non-governmental organization or agency might not be restrictive; for he was not sure whether the definition applied to persons whose activities were closely linked to the Organization's missions or operations even though they themselves were not working for the United Nations?
In 2002, following a request by the General Assembly, a model standard provision was prepared for inclusion in agreements concluded between the United Nations and humanitarian non-governmental organizations oragencies so as to clarify that persons deployed by those designated organizations or agencies in countries which are parties to the treaty would be considered"associated personnel" for purposes of the Convention.
Requests the Secretary-General to prepare model or standardized provisions for incorporation into the agreements concluded between the United Nations and humanitarian non-governmental organizations or agencies and, if possible, to report on progress on this issue before the next meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee, and to make available to Member States the names of organizations or agencies that have concluded such agreements,for the purposes of clarifying the application of the Convention to persons deployed by those organizations or agencies;
Notes that the Secretary-General has prepared a standardized provision for incorporation into the agreements concluded between the United Nations and humanitarian non-governmental organizations oragencies for the purposes of clarifying the application of the Convention to persons deployed by those organizations or agencies, and requests the Secretary-General to make available to Member States the names of organizations or agencies that have concluded such agreements;
The Special Rapporteur calls on all Governments to ratify the 1994 Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, the provisions of which place on them an obligation to ensure the safety and security of United Nations personnel, including United Nations peacekeepers,as well as persons deployed by humanitarian non-governmental organizations and agencies that are under an agreement with the Secretary-General or a specialized agency.
Advisers on internally displaced persons were deployed to Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia, Somalia, the Sudan and Uganda to provide strategic advice to United Nations humanitarian coordinators and country teams.
The persons and vehicles deployed themselves in the area and took up combat positions, pointing their weapons towards Lebanese Army personnel and Lebanese territory.
The persons and vehicles deployed themselves in the area and took up combat positions, pointing their weapons towards Lebanese Army personnel and Lebanese territory.
Persons engaged or deployed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations as members of the military, police or civilian components of a United Nations operation;