Примеры использования Use of biological and toxin на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vii Assistance and protection capacity for responding to the alleged use of biological and toxin weapons;
Mechanisms to investigate the alleged use of biological and toxin weapons and to provide assistance in such cases can be characterised as.
A State Party to the Convention can only appeal for an investigation of the alleged use of biological and toxin weapons on its own territory.
The Conference emphasizes that the use of biological and toxin weapons, in any wayand under any circumstances, is effectively a violation of Article I of the Convention and the Protocol for the Prohibition of the Use in War of Asphyxiating, Poisonous or Other Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare.
Procedures, or codes of conduct, for the provision of means of protection against, and responses to, the use of biological and toxin weapons to the requesting State Party;
Procedures, or code of conduct, for the provision, without restrictions,of means of protection against, and responses to, the use of biological and toxin weapons to the requesting State Party, including consideration of what assistance can be requested and in what volumes, who will coordinate the provision of assistance, how it will be sent and how duplication will be avoided, including with assistance being provided by other international organizations;
That does not exclude provisions of assistance and coordination with relevant organizations upon request by any State Party in the case of alleged use of biological and toxin weapons.
Biosafety and biosecurity measures that contribute to preventing the development,acquisition or use of biological and toxin weapons and are an appropriate means of implementing the Convention BWC/MSP/2008/5, paragraph 21.
In the declaration, the States parties had reaffirmed that the Convention applied to all relevant scientific and technological developments, and that it effectively prohibited the use of biological and toxin weapons.
Enhance domestic compliance with the Convention and prevent development, production, stockpiling, other acquisition,retention or use of biological and toxin weapons in armed conflict, for hostile purposes, or in terrorist or criminal activity;
States Parties' national preparedness considerably contributes to enhancing international capabilities for response, investigation and mitigation of outbreaks of disease,including those due to alleged use of biological and toxin weapons.
Recognising that biosafety and biosecurity measures contribute to preventing the development,acquisition or use of biological and toxin weapons and are an appropriate means of implementing the Convention, States Parties agreed on the value of. .
Facilitating, and having the right to participate in the fullest possible exchange of equipment,material and scientific and technological information to protect against, and respond to, the use of biological and toxin weapons;
Despite the fact that the Final Declaration of the Fourth Review Conference and the Final Document of the Sixth Review Conference stipulated that article I of the Convention prohibits the use of biological and toxin weapons, a number of BWC States parties maintain reservations to the Geneva Protocol, thereby admitting of the possibility of using such weapons.
States Parties are invited, individually or together with other states or international organizations, to submit on a voluntary basis to the Implementation Support Unit any requirements, needs or offers for assistance, including in terms of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information regarding the use of biological and toxin agents for peaceful purposes.
Recognising that the United Nations Secretary-General's investigative mechanism is an impartial and effective tool for investigating the alleged use of biological and toxin weapons that complements the provisions of the Convention, States Parties should encourage the Secretary-General to maintain and improve the mechanism, including by.
It is the Canadian view that the fulfilment of obligations under the Convention is important, and that it is necessary to go even further than adhering to the strict requirements of the Convention in order to exclude use of biological and toxin weapons in terrorist or criminal activity.
Enactment and effective enforcement of appropriate legislative measures… to prohibit and prevent the development, production, acquisition, transfer, retention,stockpiling and use of biological and toxin weapons[, including]… penal legislation[, as well as] tightened national export control and regulations of biosafety and biosecurity are essential elements for enhancing national implementation mechanisms.
The Fourth Review Conference recognised"the need to ensure, through the review and/or adoption of national measures, the effective fulfilment of their obligations under the Convention in order, inter alia,to exclude use of biological and toxin weapons in terrorist or criminal activity.
Mobilize the necessary resources, including financial resources, to facilitate the widest possible exchange of equipment, material and scientific and technological information regarding the use of biological and toxin agents for peaceful purposes, in particular from developed to developing States Parties.
Recognising the role of international organizations, such as the United Nations, the World Health Organization, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Organization for Animal Health, and the International Criminal Police Organization, States Parties should encourage these organizations to work together more closely,within their respective mandates, to address the threats posed by the use of biological and toxin weapons, including by.
States Parties noted the value of encouraging these organizations to work together more closely, strictly within their respective mandates,to address specific relevant aspects of the threats posed by the use of biological and toxin weapons, and to assist States Parties to build their national capacities.
Notes with appreciation the decision of the Seventh Review Conference on the establishment of a database to facilitate requests for and offers of exchange of assistance and cooperation, and urges States parties to submit to the Implementation Support Unit, on a voluntary basis, requests and offers of cooperation and assistance, including in terms of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information regarding the use of biological and toxin agents for peaceful purposes;
Coordinate cooperation with other relevant international and regional organizations for financial and technological support of activities for the use of biological and toxin agents for peaceful purposes.
The Biological Weapons Convention(BWC) has had marked success indefining a clear and unambiguous global norm completely prohibiting the acquisition and use of biological and toxin weapons under any circumstances.
Legislation, regulations and administrative measures; national biosafety, biosecurity and control mechanisms; national export controls; disease surveillance and outbreak response capacity; arrangements for the oversight of science and for reviewing developments in science and technology; educational efforts and awareness-raising; assistance and protection capacity for responding to the alleged use of biological and toxin weapons; exchanging informationand providing reports established by review conferences; and provisions for building capacity for peaceful use; .
The preamble, as I said earlier,says that the use of biological agents and toxin weapons is repugnant to the conscience of mankind.
The investigation of the alleged use of biological or toxin weapons and assistance in such cases relates to two articles of the Convention: Article VI which deals with the investigation of compliance concerns, and Article VII which deals with assistance in the case of the use of biological or toxin weapons.
The Conference reaffirms that under all circumstances the use of bacteriological(biological) and toxin weapons is effectively prohibited by the Convention.
The Fourth Review Conference reaffirmed that under all circumstances the use of bacteriological(biological) and toxin weapons is effectively prohibited by the Convention. IV.IV.7.