This system is still in use today for civilian navigators.

(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

Some states use special judicial and other arrangements to enforce those laws, while others use civilian judicial systems.

(v) The use of weapons, including indiscriminate artillery shelling and landmines, against the civilian population

(xi) The use of weapons, including landmines, and indiscriminate artillery shelling against the civilian population

A successful strategy should use civilian means incidentally a model advocated by the European Union.

Combating the risk of nuclear terrorism by reducing the civilian use of highly enriched uranium

There were reports of the use of prohibited weapons and attacks against civilian property, such as the use of gas cylinders in San Miguel (Putumayo) in September, wounding two protected persons and causing widespread damage to civilian property.

The potential for their use for both civilian and military applications is a legitimate cause for concern.

It is largely innocent civilian non combatants who are affected by violence and the use of force.

Commercial dual use systems are produced for civilian purposes but can also be used in terrorist attacks.

These include the prohibition to direct mines against the civilian population and civilian objects, the prohibition on the indiscriminate use of mines and other important rules of international humanitarian law.

A moratorium on the production and use of highly enriched uranium for civilian use should be negotiated, with a total ban as a long term objective.

(iv) The indiscriminate aerial bombardments, which seriously and recurrently affect civilian populations and installations, in particular the bombings of schools and hospitals, as well as the use of civilian premises for military purposes

The agreement paves the way for American exports of nuclear technologies and materials for use in India s civilian nuclear program.

(x) The use by both the Sudanese army and the Sudan People's Liberation Army Movement of civilian premises for military purposes

Indeed, China s military use of space is increasingly dependent and interlinked with civilian and commercial space activities, infrastructure, and human capital.

The use of these weapons in armed conflicts over the last 30 years has left a consistent trail of civilian casualties.

Confusion was compounded by the use of the same titles for those functions currently carried out by civilian and military personnel.

a Joint Action with the Russian Federation for the conversion of surplus nuclear weapons material into nuclear fuel for civilian use

Requests that MINUSTAH concentrate the use of its resources, including civilian police, towards increasing security and protection during the electoral period including a review, as appropriate, of the rules of engagement of the individual civilian police officers

(b) Express the view that minimizing the use of and commerce in HEU for civilian purposes is desirable, as is the goal of total elimination of HEU in the civilian nuclear sector as soon as technically feasible

The US has recently been wary of South Korea's burgeoning nuclear program, which South Korea insists will be for civilian use only.

The area of plastic explosives (for civilian use) and of industrial explosives and their precursors is provided for in the following legislation

The international community has a responsibility to use diplomatic, humanitarian and other means to help protect the human rights of civilian populations.

Civilian use of nuclear energy and technology must become fully resistant to proliferation, with better mechanisms for controlling the nuclear fuel cycle.

With respect to the application of sensitive materials in civilian nuclear programmes, the continued use of highly enriched uranium was particularly worrisome.

Military incursions, targeted killings and excessive use of force against demonstrators have resulted in a high rate of civilian casualties, including women and children.

The fear is that so long as Iran maintains residual nuclear capacity even for civilian use it could develop atomic arms that would threaten Israel.

It applauded the increased use of national staff, but a larger number of offices should not necessarily be accompanied by a proliferation of civilian personnel.

Civilian policing

Civilian staffing

Civilian police

Civilian policing

Civilian police

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

As one would expect, there is no criterion, not even a theory, for determining when the use of force carries an excessive cost to civilian bystanders.

It should be stated unequivocally in this context that any possibility of improper use of civilian nuclear programmes for nuclear military purposes must be effectively excluded.

Nuclear enrichment and reprocessing technologies are once again the subject of particular attention from the international community because of their dual use nature (civilian and military).

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.

(e) To stop immediately the use of weapons, including landmines and indiscriminate artillery shelling, against the civilian population, which runs counter to principles of international humanitarian law

Most recently, Iran s government announced plans to enrich its uranium to levels that appear incompatible with civilian use and that defy several United Nations Security Council resolutions.

Over the past six months, the Force has noted an increase in unauthorized civilian construction by Greek Cypriots outside designated civil use areas, primarily in Sector 4.

CIVPOL Civilian Police