Примеры использования Type substances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ecstasy"-type substances. .
D Includes amphetamine,methamphetamine and"ecstasy"-type substances.
Ecstasy"-type substances. .
In the same year, China also reported seizures of close to 200 kg of“ecstasy”-type substances.
Ecstasy"-type substances seizures, 2001-2011.
Methamphetamine Increasing"Ecstasy"-type substances MDA, MDEA, MDMA.
This trend appears to have continued during 2012 with Turkey seizing 502 kilograms of"ecstasy"-type substances.
Global seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances have decreased for four consecutive years.
Turkey continued to account for the majority of the seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances in the region.
Global seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances have decreased for four consecutive years.
Australia and Indonesia were the only countries outside of North America and Europe,where over 100 kilograms of"ecstasy"-type substances were seized.
The illicit manufacture of"ecstasy"-type substances is concentrated in Europe and North America.
The region also accounted for over half the global amphetamine seizures andan increasing share of global seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances.
Based on the available data,the amount of"ecstasy"-type substances seized globally was 2.1 tons in 2011.
Amphetamine Amphetamine-type simulants can be broadly classified intoamphetamines(which include amphetamine and methamphetamine) and"ecstasy"-type substances.
In 2013, seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances were concentrated in Western, Central and South-Eastern Europe.
Turkey continued to account for the majority of the seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances reported by Subcommission member States.
Over the period 2004-2008, seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances in the United States followed a generally increasing trend(see figure XIV). In 2008, seizures almost doubled to reach a record level, from 1 ton in 2007 to 1.97 tons.
Each year between 2001 and 2012, Turkey has accounted for over 90 per cent of the seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances reported by the 23 Subcommission Member States.
The preliminary total for global seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances in 2007 amounted to 5.9 tons in 2007, representing an increase of 21 per cent over the level in 2006.
This trend appears to have continued during 2013,with Turkey seizing 4.44 million tablets containing"ecstasy"-type substances, up from 2.96 million tablets in 2012.
Six other countries seized over 100 kilograms of"ecstasy"-type substances and four or these countries were in Europe Netherlands, France, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
Each year between 2001 and 2011, Turkey has accounted for the over 90 per cent of the seizures of"ecstasy"-type substances among the 23 Subcommission member States.
In New Zealand, the trend in seizures of“ecstasy”-type substances has fluctuated, decreasing in 2014 after a record in 2013, and increasing to 5.17 kg in 2015.
In 2013, methamphetamine seizures in South-East Asia remained at record levels,while global seizures of amphetamine and"ecstasy"-type substances increased slightly.
In 2015, about 3,000 tablets and2,000 tablets of“ecstasy”-type substances were seized in the Philippines and Indonesia, respectively.
While the region is thus relatively less affected by the manufacture andtrafficking of amphetamine-type stimulants, in the past five years some countries have regularly reported seizures of“ecstasy”-type substances, as well as lysergic acid diethylamide LSD.
However, Turkey reported a significant amount of seizures involving MDMA or“ecstasy”-type substances, namely more than five and a half million tablets in 2015, as well as seizures of LSD.
The global interdiction of"ecstasy"-type substances increased from 4.3 tons in 2003 to 8 tons in 2004, but decreased again in 2005 to 5 tons(see figure XI). The figures reflect the decrease of seizure-reporting in Europe; nevertheless the bulk of"ecstasy" interdiction continued to be in Western and Central Europe(1.9 tons) in 2005.
At the time of preparation of the present report, eight countries had reported to UNODC annual seizures of over 100 kg of"ecstasy"-type substances in 2011: Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and Viet Nam.