Examples of using An increase in the strength in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some camp representatives voiced their concerns about the attention of the international community shifting to the referendums and other North-South issues, at the expense of peace in Darfur, and urged the implementation of all Security Council resolutions related to Darfur, including resolution 1706(2006), and an increase in the strength of UNAMID.
Based on that report and on my letter of 6 February to the President of the Security Council, the Council adopted resolution 1046(1996) of 13 February, authorizing an increase in the strength of UNPREDEP by 50 military personnel in order to provide a continued engineering capability to support its operations.
adoption by the United Nations Security Council of resolution 2132(2013) authorizing an increase in the strength of UNMISS, to support the protection of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian assistance.
Security Council of 22 October 1996(S/1996/858/Add.1), the Secretary-General recommended:(a) a revised concept of operation for UNOMIL including expanded operation of the Observer Mission;(b) an increase in the strength of the military component of UNOMIL from 34 to 92 observers; and(c) a new programme for disarmament and demobilization.
mandate of the Force, the latest of which was resolution 1701(2006) of 11 August 2006, by which the Council extended the mandate of the Force until 31 August 2007 and authorized an increase in the strength of the Force to a maximum of 15,000 troops.
Decides to authorize an increase in the strength of the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina by 186 police and 11 civilian personnel, in the light of the recommendation of the Secretary-General concerning the role of the International Police Task Force in Brcko contained in his report of 14 March 1997, and in order to enable it to carry out its mandate set out in annex 11 of the Peace Agreement and resolution 1088(1996) of 12 December 1996;
By its resolution 1621(2005) of 6 September 2005, the Security Council approved the recommendations and the concept of operations described in paragraphs 50 to 57 of the special report of the Secretary-General on elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo dated 26 May 2005(S/2005/320) and authorized an increase in the strength of the Mission by 841 personnel, including up to five formed police units of 125 officers each and additional police personnel.
In resolution 937(1994), the Security Council authorized an increase in the strength of UNOMIG, as required, up to 136 military observers.
On the basis of the clarifications provided and pending further consultations, the Secretary-General proposed an expanded mandate for UNOMIG and an increase in the strength of the Mission to 150 military observers.
On 12 November 2013, the United Nations Security Council adopted resolution 2124(2013) authorizing an increase in the strength of AMISOM, from 17,731 to 22,126 uniformed personnel, as well as support to the SNA.
In his report of 9 December 1996(S/1996/1017), my predecessor indicated that he would submit proposals for an increase in the strength of IPTF after the IPTF Commissioner had evaluated the implications of the requests made by the London Conference.
On 2 June, the Council unanimously adopted resolution 1682(2006), by which it authorized an increase in the strength of the United Nations operation in Côte d ' Ivoire of up to 1,500 additional troops until 15 December 2006.
Report of the Secretary-General dated 11 March(S/1994/291 and Corr.1 and Add.1) submitted in response to paragraphs 5 and 7 of resolution 900(1994), proposing an increase in the strength of UNPROFOR to 8,250 additional troops, and addendum, containing the related cost estimates.
In paragraph 5 of resolution 903(1994), the Security Council expressed its readiness to consider authorizing promptly an increase in the strength of UNAVEM II following a report from me indicating that the Government and UNITA had reached an agreement and that conditions for deployment were right.
Therefore, Ukraine, as an initial and current contributor to the IPTF, supported Security Council resolution 1168(1998), which authorized an increase in the strength of the IPTF as well as its more active involvement in the training of local law enforcement personnel in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In your report of 17 October 1996 to the Security Council(S/1996/858 and Add.1), you recommended a revised concept of operations for UNOMIL which provided for an increase in the strength of military observers from 34 to 92 in order to implement the new programme for disarmament and demobilization.
Acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, the Council noted the recommendations of the Secretary-General Kofi Annan and authorised an increase in the strength of UNOCI until December 15, 2006 of up to 1,500 additional personnel, including 1,025 military and 475 police personnel.[2].