Examples of using Unexploded submunitions in English and their translations into Spanish
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Recent armed conflicts had shown that explosive remnants of war and unexploded submunitions could have similar effects to those of anti-personnel mines,
Mission to Lebanon and Israel in their recent report to the UN Human Rights Council that the deleterious impact on the civilian population from unexploded submunitions in southern Lebanon was to be expected.
more of the following safeguards that must effectively ensure with a high degree of reliability that unexploded submunitions will no longer function as explosive submunitions. .
unprecedented use by Israel of cluster bombs during the 2006 conflict left southern Lebanon severely contaminated with approximately 1 million unexploded submunitions and general unexploded ordnance. This continues to
leaving over 1.2 million unexploded submunitions in 774 strike locations,
Unexploded submunition” means an explosive submunition that has been dispersed
The problem of unexploded submunitions required special attention.
In addition to killing and injuring individuals, unexploded submunitions cause significant socio-economic problems.
If unexploded submunitions(or other forms of UXO)
which has been ratified by his country, has the potential to address all post-conflict issues arising from unexploded submunitions.
Sweden shared the concerns of many other countries about unexploded submunitions, which posed particular dangers to children,
It is conceivable that the use of cluster munitions may be in violation of this obligation in some circumstances where unexploded submunitions take the damage to the natural environment caused by those submunitions which explode upon impact over and above the three-fold legal test.
Unexploded cluster submunitions, which form the vast majority of CMRs to be cleared, have several characteristics
Unexploded submunitions are more difficult to clear than mines.
Argument No. 2: Destroying unexploded submunitions is more dangerous than destroying conventional bombs.
Civilian damage inevitably flows from the unexploded submunitions which are the constant legacy of extensive use of submunitions in residential or agricultural areas.
Reports suggest that unexploded submunitions have densely contaminated residential areas
orchards with landmines and unexploded submunitions from cluster bombs.
the earliest opportunity and be at risk from unexploded submunitions.
Aging cluster munitions that require spinning to arm have a system that is often too complex and fails to function, leaving unexploded submunitions.