Примеры использования Seizures of morphine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Seizures of morphine fell significantly in 2001.
As was the case in 2010, no seizures of morphine base were reported in 2011.
Seizures of morphine in Afghanistan, Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Pakistan, 2007-2010.
In the Islamic Republic of Iran, seizures of morphine increased by 49 per cent in 2013, to 10.4 tons.
Seizures of morphine in Turkey rose again in 2004, accounting for 12 per cent of the world total.
In contrast with opium and heroin, since 2003 seizures of morphine in this country remained below the level registered in that year.
As with opium, most seizures of morphine were recorded in the Islamic Republic of Iran, which accounted for 88 per cent of the morphine seized worldwide in 2000.(It must be noted, however, that some countries may be reporting morphine seizures together with heroin seizures as it is often not clear whether any differentiation has been made.) Morphine seizures in the Islamic Republic of Iran decreased somewhat from 22.8 tons in 1999 to 20.8 tons in 2000.
In Pakistan, opium seizures have been decreasing in recent years, while seizures of morphine and heroin have been increasing considerably.
In 2008, global seizures of morphine fell to 17 tons-- the lowest level since 2001.
It appears, however,that the increased opium production in Afghanistan in 1999 did not affect this trafficking pattern, as seizures of morphine along that route reflected relatively stable trends during 2000.
As in the case of opium, seizures of morphine continued to be concentrated in or close to Afghanistan.
While opium accounts for 71 per cent of the total amount of opiates seized in the Islamic Republic of Iran,in 2007 heroin seizures almost doubled, seizures of morphine increased by 51 per cent and seizures of cannabis increased by 22 per cent.
As is the case with opium, seizures of morphine continued to be concentrated in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries.
It was mainly heroin seizures that accounted for the increase in 2000; seizures of morphine and opium decreased by 5 per cent and 11 per cent, respectively.
However, seizures of morphine in Pakistan fell sharply in 2007, from 33 tons in 2006 to 11 tons in 2007, and even further in 2008, to 7.3 tons.
The decline over the period 2006-2008 was mainly due to a notable downward trend in Pakistan,where seizures of morphine fell sharply in 2007, from 32.7 tons in 2006 to 11 tons, and even further in 2008, to 7.32 tons-- the lowest level since 2002.
In Europe, seizures of morphine fell from a total of 536 kg in 2006 to 184 kg in 2007, representing 0.67 per cent of the global total for 2007.
As was the case with opium, seizures of morphine continued to be concentrated in Afghanistan and its neighbouring countries.
In addition, seizures of morphine in the Islamic Republic of Iran, which accounts for more than 90 per cent of the global volume, also increased considerably during that year.
As was the case with opium, seizures of morphine continued to be concentrated in Afghanistan and its neighbouring countries.
As is the case with opium, seizures of morphine continued to be concentrated in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries: every year from 2005 onwards, Afghanistan, Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Pakistan together accounted for more than 90 per cent of global morphine seizures(see figure VII). In 2011, seizures amounted to 6.8 tons in Iran(Islamic Republic of), a decrease of 16 per cent from the previous year.
See figure V. In 2009, seizures of morphine increased in Iran(Islamic Republic of) while continuing to decline in Pakistan.
In addition, there have been record-high seizures of morphine in Pakistan and increased quantities of heroin interdicted in Central Asia and the Russian Federation.
As of 2011, global aggregate seizures of morphine and heroin had increased by approximately half over a period of three years, in spite of the decreasing trend in production during the period 2007-2010.
The Islamic Republic of Iran accounted not only for the largest opium seizures, butalso for the bulk 90 per cent of morphine seizures worldwide.
Compared with seizures of opium and illicit morphine, heroin seizures cover a much wider range of countries.
In the Islamic Republic of Iran, morphine seizures amounted to 9.7 tons, essentially the level of 2006, when 10.6 tons of morphine were seized.
In 2005, Pakistan reported the largest volume of morphine seizures with 22 tons, and Iran(Islamic Republic of) reported the second largest volume of seizures, with almost 7 tons of morphine interdicted.
Distribution of seizures of opium, morphine and heroin, 2008.
This reportedly would mean that Iran now accounts for 85 per cent of the opium seizures and30 per cent of the heroin and morphine seizures in the world.