Übersetzung für "Battalion aid station " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

regimental aid post (1) | field dressing station (2) | auxiliary medical station (3) | battalion aid station (4) [ RAP ]

Multinational CBRN Defence Battalion | Multinational Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defence Battalion

power plant [ coal-burning power station | electric power plant | geothermal power station | hydro-electric power plant | hydro-electric power station | oil-burning power station | power station | thermal power station ]

gaging station | gauging station | hydrometric station | measuring site | measuring station

station-to-station dialing | station-to-station dialling

arrange operations within the fuel station | organise operations in the fuel station | organise operations within the fuel station | organising operations within the fuel station

develop reports on fuel sold in fuel station | prepare a report on fuel sold in fuel station | arrange reports on fuel sold in fuel station | prepare reports on fuel sold in fuel station

arrange employees' work in the service station | establish employees' work in the service station | organise employees' work in the service station | set up employees' work in the service station

siting of power stations [ layout of power stations ]

A. whereas the early parliamentary elections took place in a difficult political and security environment; whereas in parts of Ukraine it was not possible for the voters to participate in the elections; whereas the report by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) mentions that there was evidence of “cases of intimidation and obstruction that influenced their campaign strategies. In the last ten days of the campaign, observers noted a marked increase of violence targeting election stakeholders, intimidation of and threats against candidates and campaign workers, and cases of targeted destruction of campaign materials and offices. There were a number of credible allegations of vote buying..’. whereas there were repor ...[+++]ts of serious tensions at some district elections commissions, where armed members of a volunteer battalion were present around and inside; whereas the Ukrainian ‘Civil Network OPORA’ and the ‘Committee of Voters of Ukraine’ frequently reported several violations at polling stations, including ‘attempts to give ballots without passport verification, presence of unauthorised persons at polling stations, attempts of illegitimate voting, attempts to remove a ballot from a polling station, violation of voting secrecy, photographing a ballot paper as well as attempts of ballot box stuffing’; whereas the OSCE nevertheless concluded that that the ‘26 October early parliamentary elections marked an important step in Ukraine’s aspirations to consolidate democratic elections in line with its international commitments’;

D. whereas in May Russia unilaterally deployed further troops and moved heavy artillery into Abkhazia under the auspices of a CIS-sanctioned peacekeeping mission, and announced its intention to establish 15 additional check-points along the administrative boundary-line; whereas Russian representatives announced that the number of troops of the Russian battalion stationed in South Ossetia may be increased,

E. having regard to the violent actions of Islamic fundamentalist militants, particularly in these northern states, and whereas a battalion of 500 soldiers, supported by tanks, was required to subdue the uprising by the Islamic sect known as 'Followers of the Prophet', which had taken control of police stations and schools in Kano State,

E. having regard to the violent actions of Islamic fundamentalist militants, particularly in these northern states, and whereas a battalion of 500 soldiers, supported by tanks, was required to subdue the uprising by the Islamic sect known as 'Followers of the Prophet', which had taken control of police stations and schools in Kano State,