Примери за използване на Vaccination campaigns на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Planning the implementation of vaccination campaigns.
First mass vaccination campaigns start since polio found in Iraq.
The baits are distributed by land orby air within the framework of vaccination campaigns against rabies.
In comparison with vaccination campaigns, dog elimination campaigns are highly inefficient".
Rabigen SAG2 can only be used by authorised personnel within the framework of vaccination campaigns against rabies.
This could actually slow down vaccination campaigns and make them less efficient.
The teams provide surgical assistance, basic health care, obstetrics, nutrition,distribution and vaccination campaigns.
This prohibition shall not apply to the vaccination campaigns referred to in Article 88(4);
These programmes cover actions such as sampling, laboratory analysis,compensation payments for destroyed animals, and vaccination campaigns.
The workers are organising large vaccination campaigns, especially to protect the weakened children from diseases such as measles.
Measles was once common but gradually became rare after vaccination campaigns began in the 1960s.
Meanwhile, worldwide vaccination campaigns are estimated to have prevented 21.1 million deaths from measles just between 2000 and 2017.
Measles was once commonin the U.S. but gradually became rare after vaccination campaigns were started in the 1960s.
The Union has cofinanced major vaccination campaigns, amounting to EUR 370 million in the last three years, as also mentioned by the Commissioner.
The EMEA's recommendation is an important step towards the availability of vaccines for use in vaccination campaigns across the EU and the protection of animal health in Europe.
Polio vaccination campaigns commenced in Syria, Iraq and Egypt today, aiming to reach more than 20 million children over the next five days.
Seven countries and territories are holding mass polio vaccination campaigns targeting 22 million children under the age of five years.
After the vaccination campaigns of the 20th century, smallpox has become one of two infectious diseases that have been declared as completely eradicated(the other being rinderpest).
With seven countries andterritories to conduct mass polio vaccination campaigns targeting more than 22 million children aged under 5 years.
April 2014- Polio vaccination campaigns have commenced in Syria, Iraq and Egypt, aiming to reach more than 20 million children over five days.
The assistance will also strengthen animal health services and support livestock vaccination campaigns, as well as the management of natural resources such as water and grazing lands.
However, subsequent vaccination campaigns against the same serotype in the same territories are not anymore to be considered as emergency measures but should be considered in the context of eradication programmes.
The past few years have seen a significant improvement in the bluetonguesituation across the EU, thanks in no small measure to massive vaccination campaigns largely cofinanced by the European Union.
Seven countries ad territories are holding masspolio vaccination campaigns repeatedly targeting 22 million children under the age of five years over the next 6- 8 months.
Taliban leaders imposed a ban on the ICRC and the World Health Organization(WHO) in April,saying the organisations were carrying out“suspicious” activities during vaccination campaigns and not sticking to their declared missions.
Seven countries and territories are holding mass polio vaccination campaigns with further extensive campaigns planned for December targeting 22 million children.
Fewer than sixty thousand new cases of polio per year created a near-panic among American parents anda national mobilization that led to vaccination campaigns that virtually wiped out the disease within a decade.
In India today, as the World Health Organization tracks polio during the vaccination campaigns, it seems that“polio” has declined while“acute flaccid paralysis”(AFP) has increased annually, reaching 60,000 new cases in 2011.
On the basis of statistical data presented in this report, the reaction to the spread of H1N1 was actually disproportionate to the actual nature of the phenomenon, generating, in fact,very costly vaccination campaigns in many Member States.
The prohibition referred to in paragraph 1 shall not apply to vaccination campaigns carried out by the industry and approved by the competent authorities of the Member States.