Примеры использования Belarus reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Belarus reported as follows.
In Ukraine, expert perceptions indicated stable trends in the use of all substances,whereas experts in Belarus reported a significant increase in the use of most substances, including cannabis, acetylated opium, pharmaceutical opioids, methamphetamine and amphetamine, tranquillizers, tramadol and illicit methadone.
Belarus reported that it had not yet signed this Convention.
In a spirit of transparency and openness, Belarus reported on the outcome of this verification to the Special Rapporteur on Torture of the Human Rights Council.
Belarus reported that it took no action in this regard.
Armenia and Belarus reported on regional cooperation agreements within the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Belarus reported that it took no action in this regard.
The Government of Belarus reported that there are 2,971 religious organizations in the country linked to 25 confessions and sects.
Belarus reported 8 fewer anti-personnel mines retained than it did in 2012.
The Government of Belarus reported that people with HIV are eligible for medical treatment and its confidentiality is guaranteed.
Belarus reported that it had adopted national legislation in this area in 1999.
The observer of Belarus reported that the Embassy had expressed its unwillingness to provide a visa, in violation of section 11 of the host country agreement.
Belarus reported on recent cases of fraud registered by the Ministry of the Interior.
Belarus reported that it intercepted no cash couriers on its territory in 2008.
Belarus reported that it was currently drafting bilateral agreements with Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine.
Belarus reported that in a referendum held in 1996 a majority of the population voted to retain the death penalty.
Belarus reported that its Criminal Code was being updated to keep up with developments in the field of economic crime.
Belarus reported on the absence of conflicts on the grounds of national, racial, cultural, linguistic and confessional affiliation.
Belarus reported consumption of the Annex E, group I, controlled substance(methyl bromide) of 0.6 ODP tonnes in 2008.
Belarus reported on the finalization of the complex of measures aimed at providing efficient dissemination of environmental information.
Belarus reported on the close collaboration of the institutions of the corrections system with the Ministry of Health in conducting their activities.
Belarus reported that according to the 1996 referendum, more than 80 per cent of Belarusians were in favour of retaining the death penalty.
Belarus reported high levels of asbestos use, with an average of 0.85 kg/capita/year for the period 1971-2000 and 1.86 kg/capita/year for the period 2001-2012.
Belarus reported that it was actively cooperating with the States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) in their counter-terrorism actions.
Belarus reported on its support of the employment of persons with disabilities through job placement, taking into account proposals made by associations of persons with disabilities.
Belarus reported that a training programme for human trafficking specialists had been conducted by the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs since 2005.
Belarus reported that the creation of an intelligent transport system was under way in the city of Minsk, with an expert council currently examining technical tasks for implementation.
Belarus reported that it had developed technical documents on the treatment of equipment and waste containing PCBs and had set up a database of POPs including PCBs, pesticides and areas contaminated by POPs.
Belarus reported that the number of attempts to violate its frontier by entering or leaving the country using fraudulent documents had increased considerably in recent years. Those attempts involved mostly nationals of neighbouring countries.
Belarus reported that the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization(CSTO) was considering the establishment of an institute for liaison officers of the CSTO member States Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation and Tajikistan.