Примеры использования Rubber-coated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rubber-coated metal pellets and tear-gas have been used extensively by the Israeli forces to quell clashes and demonstrations.
of force by Israel, including live ammunition and rubber-coated bullets.
to disperse the demonstrators, including rubber-coated steel bullets and live ammunition.
over 80 over cent of them with live ammunition or rubber-coated metal bullets.
a 50 N(11 lb) load cell and 250 N(50 lb) capacity pneumatic side action grips with rubber-coated faces.
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Rubber-coated steel bullets and tear gas were
injuring Palestinian worshipers with rubber-coated steel bullets
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During the second week of November 2000, for instance, a rubber-coated metal bullet fired by a member of the Israel Defense Forces struck a clearly marked UNRWA ambulance that was being driven in the West Bank,
it was reported that several people were wounded after police fired tear gas and rubber-coated metal bullets when hundreds of Palestinians clashed with Israeli police during Natshe's funeral. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 3 December.
stating that Daoud had died from being shot by rubber-coated metal bullets, although they confirmed that there had been use of live fire during the clashes. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 18 December.
At least 15 Palestinian protesters were injured by rubber-coated bullets while more than 40 other people suffered from tear gas inhalation
who fired tear-gas canisters and rubber-coated metal bullets.
two people were injured when the occupying forces fired rubber-coated bullets at the protesters.
Palestinian civilians mourning and protesting the killings. On 11 March 1998, Israeli troops fired rubber-coated metal bullets at the protesters, wounding approximately 34 Palestinians in
The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem, in a report issued in July 2013 on the routine use by the Israeli army of rubber-coated metal bullets as a means of dispersing demonstrations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, stated that since 2000,
Beit Reema, by the firing of rubber-coated bullets, sound bombs,
Similarly, on 28 April 2001, an UNRWA vehicle was hit by a rubber-coated metal bullet fired by a member of the Israel Defense Forces near the Kalandia Airport in the West Bank.
19 by settlers and 1 by both. Forty-seven were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets