Примеры использования Production of opiate raw materials на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Global production of opiate raw materials, in morphine equivalent, 1982-1996 15 IV.
The Board, therefore, invited producing countries to reduce the production of opiate raw materials to prevent a further increase in global stocks.
In 1996, global production of opiate raw materials was 255 tonnes in morphine equivalent, considerably less than the 291 tonnes originally projected for that year.
In which it is stated that in 1993 the consumption of opiates was higher than the production of opiate raw materials, and that in 1994 there was a shortage of supply.
Thereafter, total production of opiate raw materials has been in approximate balance with global consumption of opiates. .
The relatively low production level in 1996 had a negative effect on the balance between global production of opiate raw materials and consumption of opiates. .
However, global production of opiate raw materials exceeded total consumption by 30.2 tonnes in 1997 and by.
As a result of a considerableincrease in the total area under cultivation, INCB expects that the production of opiate raw materials will surpass the consumption of opiates by approximately 28 tons.
In the period 1999-2003, total production of opiate raw materials considerably exceeded global demand, resulting in stock levels that were higher than necessary.
In 1997, however, based on the provisional statistical data provided by the major producing countries,global production of opiate raw materials may reach a new record level of 298.2 tonnes in morphine equivalent.
The Board notes that in 2004 production of opiate raw materials, both those rich in morphine and those rich in thebaine, declined in relation to 2003.
Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the estimates furnished to andconfirmed by the International Narcotics Control Board on the extent of cultivation and production of opiate raw materials, particularly in view of the current oversupply.
As a result, actual global production of opiate raw materials reached 290 tonnes in morphine equivalent in 1995, the highest figure recorded in the past 15 years.
Urges Governments of all producing countries to adhere strictly to the provisions of the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961 and to take effective measures to prevent diversion to illicit channels orotherwise not engage in licit production of opiate raw materials;
From 1999 to 2004, total production of opiate raw materials exceeded global demand, resulting in a high levelof stocks being held in some producing countries.
Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the estimates, based on actual consumption and utilization of narcotic drugs, furnished to andconfirmed by the International Narcotics Control Board on the extent of cultivation and production of opiate raw materials, especially in view of the current oversupply.
Based on the estimates, global production of opiate raw materials in 1996 is expected to increase to approximately 290 tonnes in morphine equivalent, under normal weather conditions.
The data relating to consumption of opiates for medical andscientific needs, production of opiate raw materials and the balance between production and consumption are shown in the Table.
As shown in figure I, global production of opiate raw materials in 1997 is expected to increase under normal climatic conditions to approximately 330 tonnes in morphine equivalent, which would represent the highest level recorded in the past 17 years.
According to statistical data provided to the Board bythe major producing countries, global production of opiate raw materials in 1996 will probably exceed consumption of opiates by 14.5 tonnes in morphine equivalent.
Considering that a balance between consumption and production of opiate raw materials has been achieved as a result of efforts made by the two traditional supplier countries, India and Turkey, together with other producer countries.
The International Narcotics Control Board(INCB)is confident that Governments will restrict global production of opiate raw materials during 1994 to a level corresponding to actual needs in opiates and will refrain from any proliferation of production. .
The special report analyzes the production of opiate raw materials and consumption of opiates, studies the adequacy of Governments' assessment of needs and examines impediments to medical availability of opiates. .
The Board reminds those involved in such advocacy that the licit cultivation of opium poppy and the production of opiate raw materials are subject to control measures imposed pursuant to the provisions of the 1961 Convention and that Convention as amended by the 1972 Protocol.
Reiterating that a balance between consumption and production of opiate raw materials was achieved in the past as a result of efforts made by the two traditional supplier countries, India and Turkey, together with other producer countries.
In urging the Governments concerned to adjust global production of opiate raw materials to a level corresponding to the actual licit needs and to avoid any proliferation of production; .
The Board has calculated probable areas to be harvested and production of opiate raw materials based on differences between projections by Governments and actual production during the past 10 years see table.
Reiterating that a balance between consumption and production of opiate raw materials was achieved in the past as a result of efforts made by the two traditional supplier countries, India and Turkey, together with other producer countries.
Reiterating that a balance between consumption and production of opiate raw materials was achieved in the past as a result of efforts made by the two traditional supplier countries, India and Turkey, together with established supplier countries.
Reiterating that a balance between consumption and production of opiate raw materials was achieved in the past as a result of efforts made by the two traditional supplier countries, India and Turkey, together with established supplier countries.