Examples of using Security sector in English and their translations into Spanish
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A professional and accountable security sector may, for instance,
The Secretary-General stressed the urgent need to create an effective and inclusive security sector capable of providing security throughout the country.
The efforts of the Palestinian Authority to develop an effective and reformed security sector are positive.
Security sector assistance including with the Government's requirements under the terms of the partial suspension of the arms embargo; and.
national strategic transition plans, including the Paris Security Sector Action Plan.
East Timor's police and military in order to further develop Timorese capacity in the security sector.
More than 51 per cent of the budget was allocated to security sector activities.
The Monitoring Group welcomes this step by UNDP to bring its security sector activities into compliance with the arms embargo.
Training conditions are very different in Spain and Israel, and the security sector usually views the latter as more appealing.
Cooperation with Member States on security sector reform must be stepped up.
A concerted effort has been made to achieve regional stability through the establishment of a security sector in the Southern African Development Community.
including the development of a national security policy and draft security sector legislation.
The Section comprises the Chief Security Sector Adviser(D-1), a Security Sector Officer(P-4) and a Administrative Assistant(Field Service);
A corresponding set of obligations in terms of notifying the Committee of deliveries for the security sector and reporting to the Council on the.
Ii The security sector development policies, strategies and plans of all major actors.
through regular meetings, on development and implementation of security sector strategy plan and plan of action.
The European Council welcomes the Commission communication"Towards a more competitive and efficient defence and security sector.
especially its security sector.
As those changes are implemented, the need for careful coordination between all of Timor-Leste's partners in the security sector assumes even greater importance.
A long-established culture of supremacy of the executive in the security sector often inhibits action by parliament which tends to leave virtually all initiatives in the defence budget-making cycle in the hands of the executive