Примеры использования Pathogens and toxins на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Pathogens and Toxins Act 2001.
Security and oversight of pathogens and toxins.
Lists of pathogens and toxins that are subject to specific guidelinesand legislation and. .
It is necessary to institute a legally-binding oversight mechanism over pathogens and toxins.
Schedule 5 contains a list of pathogens and toxins that are controlled by this act.
This will lead to generally accepted recommendations for risk management of dangerous pathogens and toxins.
The export of pathogens and toxins that are dual-use items are controlled by the EU regulation, Council Regulation(EC) No. 1334/2004.
Biosecurity and biosafety are not confined to physical security of laboratories, pathogens and toxins.
A list of pathogens and toxins included in the Ordinance reflects obligations adopted by Poland in the framework of the Australia Group.
For conducting controls,a list of such agents needs to be compiled in order to clarify which pathogens and toxins should be regulated.
In addition to the control of dangerous pathogens and toxins in the laboratory, appropriate control of their transport is necessary.
National, regional and international measures to improve laboratory biosafety and security of pathogens and toxins;
The oversight and security of dangerous pathogens and toxins is covered in Bulgaria by a number of decrees and regulations.
Biosafety… is the set of practices and technologies aimed at protecting people from the hazards of occupational exposures to pathogens and toxins.
Despite the absence of specialist legal regulations concerning safety issues connected with pathogens and toxins, there are general regulations in force dealing with the storageand handling of hazardous materials.
Clearly there is a need in public health for technologies that can rapidly detect and identify pathogens and toxins.
Personnel handling pathogens and toxins are required to acquire accurate knowledgeand skills and to properly control such biological agents for biosafety and biosecurity purposes.
Recognizing the importance of measures to improve laboratory biosafety and security of pathogens and toxins, States Parties should work together to.
Biosafety- is understood as measures taken for the safety of personnel handling pathogens and toxins and of others in the laboratory, including accident prevention, as well as for preventing the contamination of people and the environment outside the laboratory through the leakage of pathogens and toxins. .
It is thus imperative to develop national measures to control where,how and by whom dangerous pathogens and toxins are handled.
It is critically important to strike an important balance between protection from dangerous pathogens and toxins and preservation of an environment that promotes legitimate biological research through organizational cooperation and research.
It would also constitute a logical extension of the topic"reinforcement of national legislation" by considering the implementation of legislation on pathogens and toxins.
The confidence-building measures involve annual declarations about facilities that work on dangerous pathogens and toxins, defence programmes, publications and the encouragement of contacts between scientists of the States parties.
National, regional and international measures to improve biosafety and biosecurity,including laboratory safety and security of pathogens and toxins.
Enforcement: national penal legislation to protect facilities and transport systems that possess, handle, use ortransport potentially dangerous pathogens and toxins, including requirements limiting handling, use and transport of such pathogens to registered facilities and authorized personnel.
Iii National, regional and international measures to improve biosafety and biosecurity,including laboratory safety and security of pathogens and toxins;
The United States intends to employ this policy to establish regular review of UnitedStates Government funded or conducted research with certain high-consequence pathogens and toxins for its potential as dual-use research of concern(DURC) in order to mitigate risks where appropriate and collect information needed to inform the development of an updated policy for the oversight of DURC.
Agenda item 5: National, regional and international measures to improve biosafety and biosecurity,including laboratory safety and security of pathogens and toxins.
Safety and security of pathogens and toxins(linked to Article IV)- The issues in this area are linked directly with the provisions of the BTWC and make possible several mutually complementary approaches: through the interfacing of legislation and standards for biosecurity and biosafety and BTWC for example, orthrough a discussion of the factors to consider when drawing up controls over pathogens and toxins that may possibly be used for bioterrorism.
In order to build their biosafety and biosecurity capacity and improve laboratory safety and security of pathogens and toxins, States Parties should.