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The regulatory action was taken to protect the environment.
The Chemical Review Committee confirmed that the notification from New Zealand indicated that the final regulatory action was taken to protect human health and the environment.
The regulatory action was taken to protect the environment.
The Committee considered whether countries wishing to present supplementary data in support of old notifications regarding industrial chemicals should be allowed to utilize scientific data that did not exist at the time the relevant regulatory action was taken.
The final regulatory action was taken to protect human health.
In the event that a country notified a final regulatory action to ban a chemical that had not been proposed for use in that country,submission of chemical-specific supporting documentation would assist the Interim Chemical Review Committee to establish that the final regulatory action was taken as a consequence of a risk evaluation of the anticipated or likely uses of the chemical in the notifying country.
The final regulatory action was taken as a consequence of a risk evaluation.
The Committee confirms that the final regulatory action was taken to protect human health and the environment.
The regulatory action was taken to protect both human health and the environment, as indicated in UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.7/8 and Add.4.
Based on information obtained from International Paint Co.,at the time the regulatory action was taken, Canadian paint applicators were no longer applying TBT paints to vessels that travel in deep seawater.
The regulatory action was taken to protect human health and the environment.
The notification andthe supporting documentation conclude that the final regulatory action was taken to protect human health and the environment and aims to reduce the risks identified based on assessments linked to local exposure UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.7/10.
Final regulatory action was taken to protect non-target organisms, in particular birds and earthworms.
Lead Regulation and the Socio-Economics of Childhood Lead Exposure In the 1960s, before regulatory action was taken in the United States to control gasoline with lead additives and interior paints containing lead, 10%- 20% of inner-city children had blood lead levels of over 40 ug/dl micrograms per deciliter.
The regulatory action was taken to protect both human health and the environment as indicated in UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.7/8 and Add.2.
The final regulatory action was taken to protect the environment.
The final regulatory action was taken to protect the environment, based on a risk evaluation by Environment Canada Ecological Screening Assessment Report on Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers, as required under CEPA 1999.
The final regulatory action was taken to protect human health and environment.
The final regulatory action was taken in order to protect human health and environment.
The final regulatory action was taken for the category"pesticide" to protect the environment.
The final regulatory action was taken for the category"industrial chemicals" to protect the environment.
The final regulatory action was taken for the category"industrial chemicals" to protect the environment.
The final regulatory action was taken for PFOS and its salts and precursors in the category industrial chemicals to protect the environment.
The final regulatory action was taken to protect consumers from the potential neurological effects of acute exposure to amitraz.
The final regulatory action was taken as a consequence of a risk evaluation performed by one member State of the European Community, in the framework of Regulation(EEC) No 793/93.
In the context of alloys, if regulatory action was taken against a particular metal, the question arose as to whether the action would also apply to its alloys, given that alloys were not considered compounds.
The Chilean regulatory action was taken on the basis of a review of the health effects of chrysotile asbestos, the evaluation of occupational exposure and the fact that there were no thresholds for the carcinogenic effect of chrysotile asbestos.
Regulatory actions were taken on the basis of unacceptable risk to human health.
The task group concluded that the considerations that led to the final regulatory action being taken were applicable to a wide geographical area and circumstances.
The task group concluded that the considerations that led to the final regulatory action being taken were applicable to a wide geographical area and circumstances.