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He knew there were mines around and tried to demine the land himself.

Please explain to us why humans actually have to demine these fields.

The police said last night that they were questioning residents of the building in an effort to demine who shot the unidentified man.

Sompong also said the two countries had to work together to demine the border area.

It may take 10 years to demine the entire country which comprises 400,000 to one million mines.

Halo has been able to go back into Kosovo, with their new independence, and begin to demine again.

Even if the Republican Guards were moved to demine the fields, it's not clear they would know where to start.

We must demine the whole area, give basic facilities, water, electricity, roads, resettle them.

"Within a couple of years, we can demine most of the fertile lands and allow these people to live their lives without fear," he says.

Mulima said Mozambique currently had the capacity to demine only two million square metres a year. '

But Cook warned that "before the refugees can return, we have to demine, to dismantle the booby traps.

"It makes it easier to demine.

He decided to demine his land - the eleventh mine he found detonated when he was trying to disarm it.

At least 1,500 soldiers and policemen were being deployed in the disaster zone to guard against possible further explosions and demine the area, Nishani said.

• As a result of the Declaration, Canada and Norway are helping to demine Bosnia.

The Parliament gave a symbolic gift of €2.5 million to demine Colombia and to rehabilitate victims of the landmines.

An Affirmative Act (2010) as John DeMine.

The solutions to the problems posed by existing and new landmines for developing countries are clear, according to the Canadian International Demining (eagle.uccb.ns.ca/demine/solution.html).

Two French warships arrived at Tripoli's port last month carrying navy crewmen to train the Libyan navy and help demine oil ports.

The report is part of an annual series by the campaign since the land mine treaty came into force in 1999, and gave signatories 10 years to completely demine their territories.

In June, the Turkish Ministry of Defense began negotiations with NATO to demine its border with Syria.

Macedonian forces started to demine the fields at 8 a.m. and attacked with one mechanized battalion with support of artillery villages: Ljubodrag, Lopate and Orizare.

Following the Second World War it was necessary to demine the westcoast of Jutland, as the Wehrmacht had mined the coast to stop allied forces from attacking.

Many people cited the main impediment to Egypt’s embracing the treaty as their position that the allies should demine the western desert, heavily mined in World War II.

Outstanding boundary negotiations include talks begun with Uzbekistan to demine and delimit border; however, disputes in Isfara Valley delay completion of delimitation with Kyrgyzstan.