Exemples d'utilisation de Use of mines en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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On the one hand, we have taken the necessary action to avoid the use of mines in the future; on the other,
The States parties had recognized that the use of mines and the existence of explosive remnants of war had dramatic repercussions on human health
Amended Protocol II prohibits the use of mines, booby traps or other devices against the civilian population,
New provisions contained therein restrict the use of mines, booby traps
The possession and use of mines were a part of Cuba's defence posture,
As a result, it is not possible for our country to renounce the use of mines in preserving our sovereignty
The Russian delegation is ready to discuss, in the context of the problem of sensitivity, the use of mines with pin-detonating fuses that have a relatively low activation threshold, 15210 N.
as evidence of the use of mines in some conflict areas,
Ireland's proposals concerned the use of mines during armed conflict
We ought in future to avoid completely the use of mines, and in this way remove serious obstacles which prolong the effects of war even in times of peace.
Protocol on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Mines, BoobyTraps and Other Devices(amended 1996)(Official Gazette, 1998, No. 832312);
The use of mines produced after the entry into force of this Protocol is prohibited unless they are marked in English or in the respective national language
Major efforts had been made to regulate the use of mines, train military personnel in their safe use
Consequently, it is not possible for our country to denounce the use of mines to preserve our territorial integrity
The normative framework for United Nations mine action comprises the international instruments prohibiting and restricting the use of mines and addressing explosive remnants of war,
The possession and use of mines were part of Cuba's concept of national defence;
It was therefore impossible for Cuba to renounce the use of mines to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity,
In addition, the general rules of international humanitarian law applying to the use of mines and recalled in Article 3(2)
As a result, our country is not in a position to renounce the use of mines to preserve its sovereignty and territorial integrity in
The use of Mines Other Than Anti Personnel Mines(MOTAPM) Case Study- South Sudan'- UNMAS on behalf of the UN Mine Action Team.