Examples of using De-mining in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Non-lethal equipment(NLE)- defence means such as de-mining systems.
Subject: Landmines In a recent statement in the UN General Assembly the Council Presidency stated that the EU remains the main contributor to de-mining programmes worldwide.
and humanitarian de-mining.
humanitarian missions, de-mining operations, police training
assess requirements for de-mining operations; and(iv)
including de-mining activities.
displaced persons and de-mining operations.
mobilise funds to support immediate activities focusing on the priority areas of de-mining and return and re habilitation of internally displaced people
Humanitarian de-mining, especially in areas that are being resettled.
developing the national capacities and skills in de-mining.
The most recent meeting in Geneva noted considerable progress in the area of de-mining as well as awareness of the issue.
bombs dropped during hostilities, so as to hasten de-mining activities.
NPA is now engaged in more than 33 countries in de-mining, humanitarian relief,
in hundreds of towns, villages and hamlets and the de-mining of thousands of square kilometres of land.
We went along with the reduction proposed by the rapporteur because there are many other lines which have the facility for de-mining those areas which cause a danger to personnel in those areas.
At the same time I would expect that the Commission contribution to de-mining and related research will increase during the coming year
support for displaced people and returnees, and de-mining operations.
Antipersonnel mines are a thing of the past in Central America as Nicaragua became the last country in the region to complete a de-mining process 20 years in the making.
HUMAID, which specialises in de-mining operations, was formed in June 1999,
Promising $9 million for de-mining, she had her picture taken with a boy who was mutilated; he was one of the many victims of unexploded ammunition, which was approximately 30