Examples of using Sub-munitions in English and their translations into Spanish
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including sub-munitions, with a view to minimise the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming explosive remnants of war.
including sub-munitions, with a view to minimise the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming explosive remnants of war.
including sub-munitions, so as to provide assurance that they would function as intended
including sub-munitions, to ensure that they do not become ERW.
including sub-munitions that may become ERW, are those of military necessity,
expected level of dud sub-munitions- the percentage of bomblets that can be expected not to explode.
According to the mandate to further study possible preventive measures aimed at improving the design of certain specific type of munitions, including sub-munitions, with a view to minimize the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming ERW,
Turkey informed the Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction that a total of 631 ADAM-type mines(each containing 36 sub-munitions, thus totalling 22,716 mines)
including sub-munitions, need to be considered for improving the design through possible preventive measures.
including sub-munitions, with a view to minimise the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming explosive remnants of war;
improve the design of munitions including sub-munitions.
Although existing IHL does not specifically prohibit employment of sub-munitions against military targets located in concentrations of civilians, provisions like AP I art. 51(5) b and the principle of proportionality impose restrictions on such use both on the basis of the humanitarian damage caused by the direct impact of sub-munitions and because of the possible humanitarian effects of ERW.
including sub-munitions, with a view to minimise the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming explosive remnants of war.
Japan believes the following IHL principles to be specifically relevant when considering using munitions including sub-munitions, particularly due to a vast extent of their dispersion.
including sub-munitions that may become ERW.
the GICHD to present to States Parties at the 12th Session of the Group of Governmental Experts in 1422 November 2005 an assessment from the field of the actual humanitarian threat posed by munitions and sub-munitions that have become ERW.
Conference over Fatal Footprint, a report by Handicap International on the humanitarian impact of sub-munitions weapons in 24 affected countries
So in the case of sub-munitions specifically- although of course the mandate of the Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War is not limited to sub-munitions- designed to spread over a broad area,
This sub-munition was not completely intact
not to authorize the transfer of any cluster munition or sub-munition.