Military control over the civilian government had been ended.

(ix) Ensuring that the military remains accountable to the democratically elected civilian government

The Government issued two orders prohibiting the practice of forced civilian labour by military and civilian authorities in 1999 and 2000, stating that it was a punishable offence.

FDA formed a committee with Government, NGOs (local and international), UNMIL, the civilian police and donors.

His Government stood ready to support the Department in all its programmes relating to the proposals by the Under Secretary General on a civilian police force and civilian staff.

(ix) The continuation of indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilian targets by the Government of the Sudan, in particular the bombing of schools, hospitals, churches, food distribution areas and market places, which seriously and repeatedly affects the civilian population and civilian installations

President Mahinda Rajapaksa s government claimed throughout, and still does, that it maintained a zero civilian casualties policy.

So he called for a five year freeze on what the US government calls discretionary civilian spending.

The popular vote was hailed as an important step in the country s transition from military to civilian rule, and the economy has made impressive strides under President Thein Sein s civilian government.

The execution of the Plan Patriota revealed a lack of coordination between the Security Forces and the civilian institutions of the Government at national and local levels, as well as the absence of civilian State entities in these regions, which also affected the civilian population.

The fragile political structure that began to be erected following the resumption of civilian government in 2008 is now shaking.

Nigeria s first attempt since independence in 1960 to transfer power from one civilian government to another has just ended farcically.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the United States Government agency primarily responsible for administering civilian foreign aid.

His Government was particularly concerned at the restrictions on access by humanitarian organizations to the civilian population of the occupied territories.

The army leadership ordered elections, permitted the formation of a civilian government, and then stage managed the political process from the wings.

Consultations with the Government are ongoing on the optimal allocation of the approved civilian adviser posts to the various Timorese State institutions.

Civilian policing

Civilian staffing

Civilian police

Civilian policing

Civilian police

Typically, a peacekeeping mission comprises three components civilian, military and civilian police.

He wondered whether the Government envisaged further reductions in the terms of unarmed service and of the alternative civilian service for conscientious objectors.

These frameworks are grouped by components substantive civilian, military, civilian police and support.

These frameworks are grouped by components substantive civilian, military, civilian police and support.

While India s government had briefly hoped that the proof might enable Pakistan s weak civilian government to rein in the malign elements in its society, the Pakistani authorities reaction has been one of denial.

CIVPOL Civilian Police

Civilian police officers

Civilian Support Group

The shortfalls of the civilian effort and the unwillingness or inability of the Afghan government to provide good governance are the country s central problems.

Approximately 50 premises are provided at no cost to the United Nations by the Government of Cyprus for military observers, contingent personnel and civilian police.

For a number of years, the Government of Iceland has operated a programme for the rapid deployment of civilian personnel to peacekeeping and peacebuilding missions.

a Excluding the civilian police commissioner and four police officers recruited under international civilian contracts.

C. Civilian staff costs

Component 1 substantive civilian

Component 1 substantive civilian

Component 3 civilian police

Component 3 civilian police

Instead, relations have been strained by the continuing refusal of Australia s Labour Party government to sell uranium to energy starved India for its civilian nuclear program.

While the military junta has since kept control over the executive branch of government, its head, Salou Djibo, appointed a civilian, Mahamadou Danda, as prime minister.

The independent expert was informed that the civilian population continues to suffer extortion, looting and destruction of their property both by FNL and Government Armed Forces.

(m) The continuation of indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilian targets and indiscriminate artillery shelling of the civilian population, as well as the use of civilian premises for military purposes

(g) In particular the Government of the Sudan, to cease immediately and unconditionally all indiscriminate aerial bombardment of the civilian population and civilian installations, including schools, hospitals, churches, food distribution areas and market places, which runs counter to fundamental principles of human rights and humanitarian law

Once these atrocities were discovered, the government dealt with them swiftly. The commanders responsible were fired, and the assassins are being brought to trial before civilian courts.

Pakistan s civilian government also seemed to be dropping the ball in the economic field, as poor management by the authorities was driving the country towards another crisis.