Примеры использования A national army на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the progress that has been made in building a national army and civilian police force,
de facto immunities granted to members of armed forces suspected of serious human rights abuses and/or armed groups that will become part of a national army in the framework of a peace process.
In May 2011, the Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on a national army hospital in Kabul that killed six civilians
it could assume its character as a national army.
the establishment of a free press, progress in building key institutions, such as a national army, and a rapidly growing economy.
the agreement on a transitional constitution and a national army signed at Pretoria on 6 March 2003;
the approval of a law transforming the Sandinista Army into a National Army and consolidating its submission to civil authority.
Formation of a national army;
The building of a national army, which has begun,
The building of a national army, which has begun, needs to be accelerated.
We demand abolition of the mercenary troops and formation of a national army.
therefore, should be the creation of a national army and police force.
The fragile security situation underscores the need for a national army and police force and a functioning justice system.
The task of creating a national army that is truly multi-ethnic and apolitical requires the following, at a minimum.
Libya had begun the process of establishing a national army and re-establishing a police force.
The establishment of a national army and a police force is important in order to maintain security throughout the country.
The Nepal Army, being a national army, has been working under the democratic control as per the provisions stipulated in the Constitution.
The challenge for international actors consists in establishing security in the absence of a national army while helping the transitional authorities to build one.
since it considered it to be a national army.
which would become the nucleus of a national army;