Примеры использования Combating illicit drugs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this regard, SADC has adopted a Protocol on combating illicit drugs.
Combating illicit drugs required a comprehensive, coordinated and balance response.
International cooperation was essential to combating illicit drugs and psychotropic substances.
Reaffirming the principle of shared responsibility as the basis for a comprehensive, broad, balanced andsustainable approach to combating illicit drugs.
Other recent developments included the signing of the SADC Protocol on Combating Illicit Drugs and the SADC Protocol against Corruption.
In August 1996, the Southern African Development Community(SADC) meeting of heads of State andGovernment adopted a protocol on combating illicit drugs.
Ms. De(India) said that combating illicit drugs required an integrated approach among countries, which India was pursuing through bilateral and regional arrangements.
His Government had reaffirmed in many forums the principle of shared responsibility for combating illicit drugs and transnational organized crime.
Moreover, we must provide agencies combating illicit drugs with the resources they need to do so, and create conditions for the treatment and social reintegration of addicts, et cetera.
The Commission welcomed the increased focus of UNDCP on demand reduction as one of the key objectives in combating illicit drugs.
A draft protocol on combating illicit drugs in southern Africa was adopted, including provisions on cooperation in drug law enforcement and on the adoption of legislative and administrative measures against corruption.
Mr. Bocalandro(Argentina) said that the special session of the General Assembly had provided a new approach to international cooperation in combating illicit drugs.
SADC member States had signed the SADC Protocol on Combating Illicit Drugs and the SADC Protocol on Corruption and most of them had signed the United Nations Conventions against Transnational Organized Crime and against Corruption.
ASEAN had four training centres where member State officials could learn and share knowledge andbest practices for combating illicit drugs.
Despite the vast resources directed by Governments towards combating illicit drugs, the power of the drug traffickers is increasing, as is the number of victims claimed by drug addiction and the collateral damage caused to the social environment and the economy.
The affected countries should be extended all possible assistance, including technical assistance,to enhance the capacities of all agencies engaged in combating illicit drugs.
The SADC Protocol on Combating Illicit Drugs provided a regional framework for cooperation and coordination on drug control activities, and SADC member States systematically shared information on drug abuse and trafficking.
The Government of Lebanon indicated that its response included strengthening inter-agency cooperation so as to achieve closer coordination between the authorities in combating illicit drugs.
Other major national policies for combating illicit drugs included developing intelligence, treatment and rehabilitation, and post-treatment support in terms employment, counselling and legal assistance to rehabilitated individuals and their families.
In their efforts to resolve the drug problem and related crimes, States could not establish parameters by which to assess the efforts andcommitment of others in combating illicit drugs.
National drug control programmes are political documents that define basic concepts and strategies for combating illicit drugs supply, reducing drugs consumption and mitigating the medical and social consequences of drug use.
That high priority was recognized in the current Medium-term Plan and reaffirmed during the commemorative meeting of the General Assembly in October 1995, when many heads of State andGovernment devoted special emphasis in their statements to the role of the United Nations in combating illicit drugs.
Combating illicit drugs in the various regions: what measures are most effective, operational law enforcement activities, training of law enforcement personnel, intelligence coordination and analysis, demand reduction and prevention, including the role of education and the media 116.
Morocco has reaffirmed its determination to join with all other concerned States in combating illicit drugs and related crime and, in a spirit of shared responsibility, to mount a global, balanced and coordinated response to the threat which this scourge represents for all societies.
Major meetings planned for the biennium include the International Conference on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court, to take place in mid-1998, and two special sessions of the General Assembly,one in 1998 devoted to combating illicit drugs and one on disarmament foreseen for 1999.
At a summit meeting of the member States of the Central European Initiative, it was decided that combating illicit drugs in central Europe should be one of the priorities of the Initiative, and that the support of UNDCP should be sought in harmonizing institutional and legislative measures to deal with the drug problem.
The Government had been endeavouring to accelerate implementation of the National Anti-Doping Agency's Strategic Plan 2011-2015, with a view to stop the supply anddemand of illicit drugs by combating illicit drugs while focusing on treatment and rehabilitation, law enforcement and international cooperation.
We have also ratified the Southern African Development Community's Protocol on Combating Illicit Drugs, the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, as amended by the Protocol of 25 March 1972, the Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971 and the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
To Egypt's credit is the fact that it was the first State in the world to enact the first law to criminalize hashish cultivation and importation, in 1879 and the first to establish a law enforcement agency, in 1929,specializing in combating illicit drugs, namely the Anti-Narcotics General Administration, over which I now have the honour of presiding.
More specifically, a first answer designed to bolster the means of combating illicit drugs in all their forms is the adherence of all Member States of the Organization to international treaties on the subject, in particular the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances and, especially, the 1988 United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances.