Примеры использования To harmful substances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Accidental poisoning due to exposure to harmful substances.
This includes technical information pertaining to harmful substances, dangerous equipment and machinery, and all relevant laws and regulations.
Emerging technologies pose a unique challenge to the prevention andreduction of exposure to harmful substances.
Our body is constantly exposed to harmful substances, which in our air, food we eat, etc.
A used glove is chemically contaminated andthere is a risk that the skin will be exposed to harmful substances when it is handled.
Exposure to harmful substances in the workplace and home environments that overlap with the workplace is restricted or prohibited, including agricultural pesticides;
The treatment and disposal of the generated waste may cause environmental pollution and expose humans to harmful substances and infectious organisms.
Ii. We aim to protect each child from the risks posed by exposure to harmful substances and preparations, focusing on pregnant and breast-feeding women and places where children live, learn and play.
Raising awareness regarding the chemicals that are contained in products is a key step in reducing risks associated with exposure to harmful substances.
Duckweed is sometimes used to reduce the sensitivity of the body to harmful substances and allergens, against skin diseases, colds, inflammations, and fevers.
Ii Increased number of countries with control systems and policies being implemented to meet their international obligations with regard to harmful substances and hazardous waste.
Sharing of and access to knowledge andinformation related to harmful substances and hazardous waste are improved through national and regional exchange networks. Target: five exchange networks.
Ii Increased number of countries with control systems and policies being implemented to meet their international obligations with regard to harmful substances and hazardous waste with the assistance of UNEP.
Global assessments of policies andtrends with respect to harmful substances and hazardous waste to inform policy makers of potential health and environmental risks and benefits are linked to use of chemicals and generation of waste products.
The treatment and disposal of the generated waste may cause environmental pollution and expose humans to harmful substances and bacteria, there by affecting human health.
In order to reduce exposure of the population to harmful substances, initiatives aimed at identifying populations exposed to soil contamination were intensified in 2005; in 2006, these initiatives were included in the Agreed, Integrated Health Vigilance Programming under the Unified Health System.
Diseases which, in the pursuit of occupational activity, are wholly orpredominantly due to harmful substances or to certain types of work are deemed occupational diseases.
Inadequate living conditions often leave them exposed to hazards of toxic substances and many work in occupations, such as agriculture andmining, which constantly expose them to harmful substances.
The Special Rapporteur observes that unaccompanied minors are more likely to be exposed to harmful substances for want of parental protection in already exploitative environments.
UNEP provides assistance for the management of harmful substances and hazardous waste to enable least developed countries to institute appropriate policy and control systems andto meet international obligations pertaining to harmful substances and hazardous waste.
The discussion of State obligations is followed by the analysis of such occupational health issues as environmental and industrial hygiene; prevention andreduction of the working population's exposure to harmful substances; challenges posed by emerging technologies; minimization of hazards in the workplace; and availability and accessibility of occupational health services.
The coverage rate may decrease even further when considering other types of sanitation facilities, such as pit latrines, anddiscounting of those that expose communities to harmful substances when pits are not adequately emptied and their content treated.
Welcomes the medium-term strategy of the United Nations Environment Programme,including the thematic priority areas related to harmful substances and hazardous waste and resource efficiency, sustainable consumption and production, and considers that there should be a close relationship between the new strategic framework and the medium-term strategy;
There is a need to strengthen efforts towards achieving the Parma Declaration targets to develop national programmes to eliminate asbestos-related diseases in line with WHO and International Labour Organization guidance, andto protect each child from the risks posed by exposure to harmful substances and preparations, focusing on pregnant and breast-feeding women and places where children live, learn and play.
The right to health also requires States to address the prevention andreduction of the population's exposure to harmful substances, such as pesticides, and to assess their health impacts on workers.
The improvement of all aspects of environmental and industrial hygiene"(art. 12.2(b)) comprises, inter alia, preventive measures in respect of occupational accidents and diseases; the requirement to ensure an adequate supply of safe and potable water and basic sanitation; the prevention andreduction of the population's exposure to harmful substances such as radiation and harmful chemicals or other detrimental environmental conditions that directly or indirectly impact upon human health.
The Committee has interpreted the phrase"the improvement of all aspects of environmental and industrial hygiene" in article 12.2(b) to include"the prevention andreduction of the population's exposure to harmful substances such as radiation and harmful chemicals or other detrimental environmental conditions that directly or indirectly impact upon human health" para. 15.
Various measures have been taken around the Region to prevent diseases arising from chemicals andto reduce exposure to harmful substances, carcinogens, mutagens and reproductive toxicants.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has interpreted this phrase to comprise, inter alia,"the requirement to ensure an adequate supply of safe and potable water and basic sanitation;[and] the prevention andreduction of the population's exposure to harmful substances such as radiation and harmful chemicals or other detrimental environmental conditions that directly or indirectly impact upon human health.
They support the achievement of the five time-bound targets of the Parma Conference: ensuring tobacco smoke-free environments for children; developing national programmes for the elimination of asbestos-related diseases; identifying andeliminating the risks posed by exposures to harmful substances and preparations as far as possible by 2015; addressing water, sanitation and hygiene in children's settings; and providing safe environments that support children's physical activity by 2020.