Examples of using Additional military observers in English and their translations into Arabic
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By resolution 892(1993) of 22 December 1993, the Security Council authorized the phased deployment of up to 50 additional military observers to UNOMIG and requested me to inform the Council on the duties of new observers beyond the initial 10 referred to in my letter(S/26901).
Endorses the proposal made by the Secretary-General to deploy, as soon as he considers that conditions will allow it and in accordance with the relevant provisions of resolution 1291(2000), additional military observers, in order to monitor and verify the parties ' implementation of the ceasefire and disengagement plans adopted in Maputo and Lusaka;
The leaders appealed to all parties to the Lusaka Agreement to refrain from any offensive military movement; encouraged all parties to search for a political solution to the conflict, expressing their conviction that dialogue and consultation were the paths to follow; and called upon the United Nations to deploy additional military observers to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
implement the provisions of the Status of Forces Agreement. The resolution endorsed the proposal of the Secretary-General Kofi Annan to send additional military observers to the region, and he was called upon to submit a report on ways to address the situation in border areas near Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.
Authorizes the provisional expansion of UNOMSIL to up to 210 military observers along with the necessary equipment and administrative and medical support to perform the tasks set out in paragraph 38 of the report of the Secretary-General, and decides that these additional military observers shall be deployed as security conditions permit and shall operate for the time being under security provided by ECOMOG as indicated in paragraph 39 of the report;
Authorizes the provisional expansion of the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone to up to 210 military observers along with the necessary equipment and administrative and medical support to perform the tasks set out in paragraph 38 of the report of the Secretary-General, and decides that these additional military observers shall be deployed as security conditions permit and shall operate for the time being under security provided by the Monitoring Group as indicated in paragraph 39 of the report;
Accordingly, no additional military observers will be required to support the revised military concept of operations. The tasks of the military observers will be to gather information, in particular on the activities of the factions, to monitor and report on the arms embargo, carry out liaison with the community, conduct observation, assist with the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration and disarmament and community reinsertion processes, and liaise with the FARDC.
Eight additional military observer teams would also need to be deployed for that purpose, as well as a 75-person military police unit.
Additional military observer teams, which would be tasked to assist RCD in completing its plans for withdrawal from the city and monitoring their implementation, would also be deployed.
Additional military observer teams numbering about 48 men(12 four-officer teams) will also be based at Kindu.
These sector headquarters are an integral part of the command, control and communications infrastructure that will enable MONUC to coordinate the additional military observer teams required for verification and monitoring of the disengagement and redeployment.
As already highlighted, the need for additional military observers is urgent.
The cost of emplacement travel for the 58 additional military observers to be deployed to the mission area.
Increased output owing to deployment of additional military observers in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Bir Lahlou team site was reinforced with additional military observers from Tifariti team site and maintained close contact with the Frente Polisario.
The deployment of any additional military observers to Liberia will depend on progress in the peace process, particularly with regard to disarmament and demobilization.
Following the reassignment of six additional military observers, UNOMIG increased the frequency of its patrols in the Gali sector from an average of 72 per month to 96.
This would include a reconstitution of a force reserve company of 50 troops, and a modest increase in the observation capacity, by 10 additional military observers.
Demining of specific routes and sites for the deployment of additional military observers and formed units, to construct additional team sites and prepare areas for the construction of military camps.