Traduction de «Exclusion de guerre » (Français → Anglais) :

cargo war exclusion clause

war risk exclusion

war and civil war exclusion clause

war [ armed conflict | armed conflicts(UNBIS) ]

Accidental explosion of:munitions being used in war | own weapons | Antipersonnel bomb (fragments) | Explosion (of):artillery shell | breech-block | cannon block | mortar bomb | Fragments from:artillery shell | bomb | grenade | guided missile | land-mine | rocket | shell | shrapnel | Mine NOS | during war operations

no safe haven policy

exclusive distribution agreement [ exclusive dealership | exclusive sales rights | Exclusive distribution(ECLAS) ]

warship

competitive need exclusions

11. Urges the international community to help Nigeria and the neighbouring countries who host refugees (Cameroon, Chad and Niger) to provide all necessary medical and psychological assistance to those in need; appeals to the authorities in the sub-region to ensure ease of access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls who have been raped, in accordance with the common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions; stresses the need to implement a universal standard for the treatment of war rape victims and to ensure the primacy of international humanitarian law in situations of armed conflict; expresses its full sympathy with women and children who have survived the blind terrorism perpetrated by Boko Haram ...[+++]; calls for the establishment of specialised education programmes aimed at women and children who are victims of war and society as a whole, to help them overcome the terror experienced, to give appropriate and comprehensive information, to combat stigmas and social exclusion and to help them become valued members of society;

11. Urges the international community to help Nigeria and the neighbouring countries who host refugees (Cameroon, Chad and Niger) to provide all necessary medical and psychological assistance to those in need; appeals to the authorities in the sub-region to ensure ease of access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls who have been raped, in accordance with the common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions; stresses the need to implement a universal standard for the treatment of war rape victims and to ensure the primacy of international humanitarian law in situations of armed conflict; expresses its full sympathy with women and children who have survived the blind terrorism perpetrated by Boko Haram ...[+++]; calls for the establishment of specialised education programmes aimed at women and children who are victims of war and society as a whole, to help them overcome the terror experienced, to give appropriate and comprehensive information, to combat stigmas and social exclusion and to help them become valued members of society;

Warships, auxiliary warships or other State owned or operated ships used for a non commercial public service are excluded from its scope.

This is to certify that there is in force in respect of the above named ship while in the above ownership a policy of insurance satisfying the requirements of Article 4bis of the Athens Convention relating to the Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by Sea, 2002, subject to all exceptions and limitations allowed for compulsory war insurance under the Convention and the implementation guidelines adopted by the Legal Committee of the International Maritime Organisation in October 2006, including in particular the following clauses: ...[+++][Here the text of the Convention and the guidelines with appendices can be inserted to the extent desirable]