Примеры использования I and table на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Each Party shall,with respect to substances in Table I and Table II, take the following measures.
The Commission may, in conformity with the procedures laiddown in article 12, amend Table I and Table II;
The amounts seized of substances in Table I and Table II and, when known, their origin;
Monitoring of the import and export of narcotic drugs,psychotropic substances and substances in Table I and Table II;
Establish and maintain a system to monitor international trade in substances in Table I and Table II in order to facilitate the identification of suspicious transactions.
The Board shall report annually to the Commission on the implementation of this article and the Commission shall periodically review the adequacy and propriety of Table I and Table II.
Those Governments that have either no controls orrequire only general permits for the export of Table I and Table II substances may not be in a position to comply with their treaty obligations.
Currently, the only difference between Table I and Table II of the 1998 Convention is the provision of pre-export notifications in accordance with article 12, paragraph 10(a), of that Convention.
Some Governments do not apply any system for authorizing the export of certain precursors listed in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention.
Please provide additional details related to seizures of Table I and Table II substances in the field below, such as Precursors Incident Communication System(PICS) reference numbers for significant seizures.
One related area of concern is the establishment of thresholds for the import and distribution of certain substances in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention.
Currently, the only difference between Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention is the possibility for governments to invoke their right under article 12, paragraph 10(a), of that Convention to request pre-export notifications.
Deeply concerned by the continuing illicit traffic in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and substances listed in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention.
The consolidated resources of UNODC showed extraordinary growth in the biennium 2012-2013,as can be seen in figure IV.I and table IV.1, with a total increase in extrabudgetary resources of 20.5 per cent and an increase of 4.3 per cent from the regular budget.
UNDCP supported INCB in convening an expert group at Vienna in June 1996 to review the control of mixtures containing substances listed in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention.
The Parties shall take the measures they deem appropriate to prevent diversion of substances in Table I and Table II used for the purpose of illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances, and shall co-operate with one another to this end.
Without such information,the Board has found it difficult to see how competent national authorities could possibly monitor the movement of substances in Table I and Table II, as required under article 12.
The Parties shall apply measures to suppress illicit traffic in narcotic drugs,psychotropic substances and substances in Table I and Table II in free trade zonesand in free ports that are no less stringent than those applied in other parts of their territories.
Since the Board's 2011 report on precursors was published, the Government of Chile has invoked article 12, paragraph 10(a), of the 1988 Convention and required notification for the export of all substances in Table I and Table II prior to export.
Transit State” means a State through the territory of which illicit narcotic drugs,psychotropic substances and substances in Table I and Table II are being moved, which is neither the place of origin nor the place of ultimate destination thereof.
In several cases, measures such as new or revised legislation, regulations or working procedures had been adopted since the submission of the second biennial report in order toprevent the diversion of both Table I and Table II substances.
The European Commission has notedthat in paragraph 7(a)(i) it is proposed to extend pre-export notification to transactions involving all the substances listed in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention, a proposal that does not correspond to current legislation and practice of the European Commission.
Pursuant to article 12, paragraph 13, of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988, the Commission should review periodically the adequacy and propriety of Table I and Table II of the Convention.
Several Governments specified individual substances,other than those contained in Table I and Table II, that had also been placed under control in their jurisdictions, thus ensuring that all scheduled substances, as well as other substances frequently encountered in illicit manufacture at the national level, were under domestic control.
States may also consider notifying the Secretary- General with a view to including such substances in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention where appropriate;
The number of substances in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention has remained unchanged since 2000, when norephedrine, a precursor of amphetamine-type stimulants, was added to Table I; the other changes affecting the scheduling of those substances involved only transferring substances from Table II, containing substances under less stringent control, to Table I see figure IX.
To establish and maintain a system to detect consignments suspected of containing narcotic drugs,psychotropic substances and substances in Table I and Table II passing into or out of free trade zonesand free ports;
Concerned about the continued availability to drug traffickers of chemicals listed in Table I and Table II of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988,2/and about the emergence of substitute chemicals and different processes used in the illicit manufacture of amphetamine-type stimulants.
Sixty-three per cent of the respondents had implemented the recommendations of INCB concerning the limited international special surveillance list of non-scheduled substances aimed at aiding competent authorities in preventing the diversion of substances not listed in Table I and Table II of the 1988 Convention, a significant increase since the second reporting cycle.
Please also provide a brief overview of the situation related to diversion, attempted diversion, seizures and trafficking of substances in Table I and Table II and any other non-scheduled substance for illicit use in your territory in the current reporting yearand any notable trends or newly emerging threats.