Examples of using Oslo guidelines in English and their translations into Russian
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The Oslo Guidelines and the Mohonk Criteria both affirm that the assistance should be provided"without engaging in hostilities
We emphasize the need to use existing guidelines in this field: the Oslo Guidelines and the Guidelines on the Use of Military and Civil Defence Assets
also known as the Oslo Guidelines, stresses the value of their use,
peacekeeping mandates in complex emergencies, while the Oslo Guidelines elaborate provisions on civil-military coordination in natural disasters.
The formulation, which draws inspiration from the commentary to draft article 13, is based on both the Guidelines on the Use of Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief("Oslo Guidelines") and the Framework Convention on Civil Defence Assistance of 2000.
Therefore, the Conference deems it vital for Member States to adapt their legislations in line with the Oslo Guidelines with a view to allowing military and civil defence assets to conduct their international
Guidelines on the Use">of Foreign Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief(Oslo Guidelines), which note that"[i]f international assistance is necessary, it should be requested
A third formulation is incorporated in the Guidelines on the Use of Foreign Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief(Oslo Guidelines), which note that"[i]f international assistance is necessary, it should be requested
The United States supports the Oslo Guidelines on the Use of Foreign Military
Likewise, the Guidelines on the Use of Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief(Oslo Guidelines) state that"the Affected State should provide to the international disaster community timely
contained in paragraph 2 of the present resolution, and as the last resort as defined in the Oslo Guidelines;
in accordance with the Oslo Guidelines.
particularly the Oslo Guidelines adopted in 1994
the importance of existing international guidelines on this issue, in particularly the Guidelines on the Use of Foreign Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief(the Oslo Guidelines), which stipulate that the deployment of foreign military assets should respect the core humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality and impartiality,
Fourteen requests under the Oslo Guidelines were managed in support of humanitarian operations in four countries.
Promotion of the Oslo Guidelines, especially through training and field exercises,
However, the study identified a considerable lack of awareness and uneven application of the Oslo Guidelines.
The recognition of the Oslo Guidelines by all stakeholders is essential for the development of context-specific guidelines tailored to a particular situation.
The promotion of the further dissemination and implementation of the Oslo Guidelines to humanitarian and military actors at the international,
Within the provisions of the Oslo Guidelines, mechanisms for such cooperation are being tested