Examples of using Minefields in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Identification of ownership of and responsibility for 31 mixed minefields in order to facilitate future clearance operations.
Many minefields lie in the type of hot, wet environment that promotes the rapid growth of foliage.
Chile reported that as of 30 April 2008, 24 minefields have been cleared and 17,770 anti-personnel mines and 6,307 anti-tank mines destroyed.
Remotely-delivered MOTAPM/AVM and nuisance minefields may be emplaced as required during active hostilities noting the recording requirements detailed in Technical Annex A.
There are still many minefields in the country, which pose a huge threat to children ' s lives.
The Lebanese Army command has been able to obtain maps for a small number of minefields, but for most of them there are no maps and no detailed information is available.
Most countries affected by the problem of uncleared minefields lack the expertise required to clear and neutralize unexploded mines.
Importantly, these minefields had already been cleared prior to the Ottawa Convention, but in accordance with the military regulations.
Minefields along the Russian border had been marked pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Act on Ratification of the Protocol.
(b) Minefields and other sources of safety hazards outside workplaces are clearly marked;
Military forces may require persistent minefields to protect borders,
Pattern minefields, laid by hand
Remotely delivered MOTAPM and nuisance minefields may be emplaced as required during active hostilities noting the recording requirements detailed in paragraph 2 above.
Remotely-delivered MOTAPMs and nuisance minefields may be emplaced as required during active hostilities noting the recording requirements detailed in Technical Annex A.
In the mine-action sector, supported by the United Nations, about 300 minefields were cleared in 100 communities, with an additional 7 districts declared mine free.
Parties to a conflict must record all information concerning minefields, mined areas and mines- Art. 9(1) and Technical Annex.
At the same time, UNIFIL troops are marking minefields along the Blue Line, clearly identifying areas as safe or dangerous for local communities.
There are 38 minefields and booby-trapped areas inside the buffer zone and a further 73 located within 500 metres of it.
After being trained to conduct a detailed survey and to mark minefields, the general surveyors were subsequently sent back to collect more information.
Each side is to clear its minefields under the supervision of UNPROFOR.