Примеры использования Main drug на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cannabis remains the main drug of abuse in Europe.
The main drug of abuse is cannabis, followed by opium and its derivatives.
Spain is party to the three main drug control conventions.
Recently, the main drug that is prescribed to patients for hepatitis C was Peginterferon, which has a lot of side effects.
What is the annual prevalence of the three main drugs within each high-risk group?
There are four main drugs on the market that are used to treat the clinical signs of dourine: Suramin, Diminazen, Cymerlarsan, and Quinapyramin.
Trends in the volume of seizures, by main drug categories(index: 1998 100) Source: UNODC ARQ.
Provides an opportunity to meet others and discuss the problem of access to treatment with the heads andregional offices of the main drug producers.
Cannabis remains the main drug of abuse in South America.
The analgesic buprenorphine is increasingly being abused in South Asia andhas already become one of the main drugs abused in some parts of the region.
The“primary drug” is the main drug used by a person and for which he or she is seeking treatment.
The highest rates of opiate use in the world are reported in countries along the main drug trafficking routes leading from Afghanistan.
Sirolimus and tacrolimus, the two main drugs that keep the immune system from destroying the transplanted islets, must be taken for life.
We believe that the United Nations should adopt a stricter approach to the use of heroin,which is the main drug threat in most countries.
According to the Government of Bangladesh,Phensedyl has become the main drug of abuse among young people in some areas of the country, including Dhaka.
In response to Council resolution 2003/41, a section on cannabis use by region is included in the present report on the analysis of the main drug types.
In the United States, prescription opioids are the main drug type reported in drug-related deaths.
Heroin was the main drug of abuse, in particular in Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong, and opium was also being abused, mainly in rural areas of South-East Asia.
The present report provides only the general directions with regard to the main drug types reported by Member States, inevitably leading to broad generalizations.
Heroin remains the main drug abused by injection in most countries and HIV associated with injecting drug abuse continues to be a serious problem.
There was particular concern about the situation in Afghanistan,which was the source of the main drug flows passing through CIS countries into Europe.
Crystalline methamphetamine was the main drug of concern in Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines and the Republic of Korea.
In other South American countries,cannabis is grown mainly for local consumption; in most countries in the region, cannabis remains the main drug of abuse.
If tar soap was chosen by you as the main drug for lice, then be prepared that it will take a lot of effort to completely destroy the parasites….
In Australia, the overall trend showed a general decrease over the past years,in particular among secondary school students, but the prevalence rates remained relatively high(see figure XIX). In 2005, significant declines in the abuse of almost all main drugs were reported among secondary school students.
While cannabis is still the main drug abused by youth worldwide, amphetamine-type stimulants are increasingly becoming the drugs of choice among 15- and 16-year-olds.
Heroin was the most commonly abused drug in the majority of countries in the region, with the exception of Myanmar,where opium was the main drug of abuse, and Japan, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea and Thailand, where methamphetamine was the main drug of abuse.
While heroin is the main drug injected in Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia, injection of home-made opioids persists in other parts of the region, particularly in the Baltic States and Poland, but that trend has decreased in recent years.
Illicitly grown cannabis is abused throughout the continent andhas remained the main drug of abuse in most African countries, accounting for over 60 per cent of drug treatment demand in the region.
The two main drugs used in metered-dose inhalers in Bangladesh, salbutamol and beclomethasone, together accounted for about 80 per cent of the market, however, and could be expected to be converted to nonCFC alternatives in 2010 or 2011.