Примеры использования Opium and heroin на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Opium and heroin are discussed openly in the Iranian media.
As a result of such actions, Iran had seized more opium and heroin than any other country.
Compared with opium and heroin, global morphine seizures exhibited a much more erratic pattern between 1999 and 2009.
I found positive traces of both opium and heroin in her lab at the hospital.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime estimated that in 2000-2001 about 15 million people in the world abused opium and heroin.
UNODC estimates that about 13 million people abused opium and heroin worldwide in the late 1990s.
Opium and heroin continue to be trafficked across the northern bordersand coastline of Malaysia despite continuing vigorous counter-action by the authorities.
Correlation of heroin seizures in Turkey with opium and heroin seizures in Iran(Islamic Republic of), 2000-2004 and 2005-2009.
Those developments will have a favourable impact on efforts to stem illicit opium poppy cultivation and opium and heroin trafficking in the region.
The combined quantity of cannabis, opium and heroin seized in Kyrgyzstan increased from 2.3 tons in 2005 to 3 tons in 2006.
Although this figure has not changed much since the late 1990s,gaps in the data prevent precise monitoring of changes in global demand for illicit opium and heroin from year to year.
Correlation of heroin seizures in Turkey with opium and heroin seizures in the Islamic Republic of Iran, 2000-2004 and 2004-2008.
In the 80th instead of a simple fire came huge full moon parties, instead of psychedelic rock- electronic music,and instead of hashish- opium and heroin from North India.
Because of the porous land borders, cannabis, opium and heroin shipments from Afghanistan, Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Pakistan are smuggled through Oman.
Although Tajikistan did not produce any narcotics,it was located between the world's leading producer of opium and heroin and the drug-consuming countries.
Narcotics like opium and heroin were the most popular drugs during the early 1960s, cannabis in the 1970s,and methamphetamines(so-called philopone) during the late 1970s and 1980s.
For the Islamic Republic of Iran, which borders the world's largest producer of opium and heroin, there are only limited options in combating drug trafficking.
The increase in Tajikistan is partly attributable to the strengthening of the law enforcementcapacity in that country, which resulted in a significant increase in opium and heroin seizures during 2000.
Although opium and heroin smoking remains the major method of administration, there is increased reporting on injection of poppy straw extracts among members of the Commonwealth of Independent States CIS.
According to United Nations drug officials,there has been a growing demand for opium and heroin within Iran, particularly among those under 30.
While treatment capacity increased-- with an estimated 102 centres in 2012, up from 43 in 2009-- it covered only 5.9 per cent of the country's opium and heroin users.
Myanmar's efforts to eradicate poppy cultivation, opium and heroin production and drug traffickingand abuse complement the objectives set forth by the United Nations.
Although there is little indication that this figure has changed much since,gaps in the data do not enable us to precisely monitor changes in global demand for illicit opium and heroin from year to year.
Narcotics like opium and heroin were the most popular drugs at the beginning of the 1960s, cannabis in the 1970s, and methamphetamines, such as philopone, caused serious social problems during the late 1970s and 1980s.
The serious drugs and crime problems of the Russian Federation were compounded by the significant volume of Afghan opium and heroin smuggled into the country through the Central Asian States.
While world demand for opium and heroin is more or less stable, demand has been increasing in countries along trafficking routes, bringing with it increased health risks, including higher rates of HIV infection.
National demand-reduction initiatives in the industrialized world have been similarly ineffective, and the total number of opium and heroin users has remained relatively stable over the last decade.
After the steep decline recorded in 2001,world illicit opium and heroin production recovered in 2002, despite a reduction of cultivation by 23 per cent in Myanmar and 18 per cent in the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
A similar study conducted by the same bodies in the Lao People's Democratic Republic found that where socialcontrols exercised by the family and the community had broken down, opium and heroin consumption rose among young people to affect as much as 10 per cent of the population.
While we are quite successful in the suppression of opium and heroin production, though only scanty international assistance has been received, another tide of danger has emerged in the form of new synthetic drugs, such as methamphetamine.