Примеры использования Threats to health на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Drought poses serious threats to health.
Threats to health and ecosystems have initiated policy measures ranging in scale from local to international.
Climate-related threats to health and employment.
It has increased self-esteem and confidence andraised awareness of HIV/AIDS and other threats to health.
Threats to health range from increased exposure to ultraviolet radiation to deterioration in food and water quality.
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Ii. Provides for the physical safety of occupants and protection from threats to health, structural hazards and disease vectors.
Without focusing on these threats to health, we will not be able to improve livelihoods and continue to expand healthy lifespans.
Ms. Picco(Monaco)(spoke in French): Almost 30 years after first being identified, HIV remains one of the chief threats to health and development in the world.
Apart from the threats to health, the increased abuse of drugs by youth, particularly in rapidly expanding urban areas, raises concern over the links between drug abuse and criminal behaviour see E/CN.7/2001/4.
The timely realization of individualized medical check-up allows us to detect potential threats to health in time or reveal the disease in its early stages.
As a result,Georgia has made notable progress in improving the health status of the entire population while addressing major risk factors and threats to health.
Increasing incidence of diseases, such as malaria and HIV/AIDS,and other threats to health, such as substance abuse and psychotropic substance addiction, smoking and alcoholism;
Medical countermeasures are defined as“any medicines, medical devices, other goods orservices that are aimed at combating serious cross-border threats to health” 27.
These cases include, inter alia, financial and economic crises,food security, threats to health, including infectious diseases, climate change and related natural hazards, and peacebuilding.
Increased trade in services and products harmful to health and the environment, travel andmass migration of people constitute additional global threats to health.
According to WHO, should the situation deteriorate further, threats to health such as increased risks of maternal, infant and under-5 deaths, of waterborne disease and of trauma and depression could follow.
There is growing political awareness that health is fundamental to economic growth and development, and that threats to health can compromise a country's stability and security.
Global climate change is expected to pose direct threats to health by causing more severe storms, floods, droughts and fires, with consequent disruptions in water and food supplies, medical and other services.
Adequate housing must be habitable, in terms of providing the inhabitants with adequate space and protecting them from cold, damp, heat, rain,wind or other threats to health, structural hazards, and disease vectors.
Environmental threats to health have been classified into two categories:"modern hazards", which are associated with development that occurs without adequate environment-health safeguards; and"traditional hazards", which are generally associated with the lack of development World Health Organization, 1997.
Furthermore, structural factors continue to slow the elimination of violence against children, including growing income inequality,migration, and threats to health, in particular the HIV/AIDS pandemic and armed conflict.
Strengthen international capacity-building initiatives that assess health and environmental linkages to improve the knowledge base for national andregional policy responses to environmental threats to health;
Increasing incidence of diseases, such as malaria, the human immunodeficiency virus andthe acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS), and other threats to health, such as substance abuse and psychotropic substance addiction, smoking and alcoholism;
The Production and Consumption Branch of UNEP within the Division on Technology, Industry and Economics(DTIE) will contact UNHCHR to discuss the possibility of organising a workshop as requested; with a broad approach andtaking into account human rights violations and threats to health and human well-being.
Noting existing deficiencies in the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights(trademarks, copyrights, patents, designs, geographical indications)in international trade and the threats to health and safety of consumers and users posed by counterfeit goods.
Supports the 53 Member States in the WHO European Region in developing and sustaining national health policies, health systems and public health programmes; identifying, preventing andovercoming potential threats to health; anticipating future challenges and advocating for public health. .
Ensuring true, sustainable human security means tackling other severe threats: the unmet needs of more than a billion people living in poverty; attacks on human rights of individuals and groups within society; transnational threats, such as crime and terrorism; and threats to health and livelihood through depletion or pollution of our resources.
The level of crime, the threat to health, the likelihood of a terrorist attack and natural disasters.
In short, it poses a major transnational threat to health and security.
In case of imminent danger of death or serious threat to health, the consent of the patient incapable of discernment, temporary or permanent, is assumed and is not required art. 23, para. 4.