Examples of using Such testing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such testing detects over 97% of cases.
Our goal remains an immediate cessation of such testing.
All such testing is voluntary and services are free.
It is our dearest hope that such testing will one day cease- permanently.
Such testing had to be done in the United States or Germany.
Finally, it contains no reference to the dangers inherent in such testing from the point of view of the international non-proliferation regime.
Such testing programmes inevitably give rise to questions relating to India ' s national security.
We therefore rejectcontinued nuclear testing and deplore the resumption of such testing by some nuclear-weapon States.
Such testing is usually not linked to treatment, and States must reverse such measures and ensure adherence to legislation protecting prisoners ' rights.
They note, however, that laboratory facilities,technical capacity and resources to perform such testing are lacking in most developing countries.
Such testing will be part of the pilot review process, preparatory to the draft ' s submission to the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination scheduled for April 2012.
Informed consent is obviated by compulsory drug andalcohol testing when such testing is linked to nonconsensual treatment consequences.
Since 1992, moreover, it has scrupulously observed a declared moratorium on nuclear testing and hopes to develop its capabilities to thepoint where it can be assured that such testing will not be needed.
He observed that many countries had stringent requirements for such testing, and that a number of international standards were based on the use of ODS in such tests.
The Netherlands objected to making HIV-tests part of the medical examination required of prospective employees;it also rejected such testing in the context of international travel.
There was scope for candidates familiar with such testing to potentially" game it", while candidates from developing countries unacquainted with such testing complained about not receiving sufficient advance information as to what such testing encompassed.
We call upon the nuclear Powers to extend the moratorium on nuclear testing until a test-ban treaty has been signed,and upon those who continue such testing to join the moratorium.
Many representatives supported the proposal to conduct field testing of the draft reporting format,on the understanding that such testing should not be resource-intensive and should be conducted in a variety of countries having different economic conditions.
Politically, even one more test, however small, could cause irreparable damage to the prevailing favourable and constructiveinternational atmosphere and compel others to resume, or embark upon, such testing.
It is extremely regrettable that India conducted such testing, resisting the global trend to ban nuclear testing, while the international community, including Japan, has repeatedly requested the new Indian Administration for maximum self- restraint on nuclear policies.
Once we have the CTBT and thus establish an international norm for the prohibition of nuclear testing, even a country remaining outside the treatycannot ignore a significant political deterrence against such testing.
Nor does it prohibit the testing of such weapons by aState(including testing on its own targets in space) because such testing(on the Earth ' s surface, in the atmosphere or aimed at other targets in space) is very difficult to detect and locate accurately.
Indigenous peoples have suffered disproportionately as a result of nuclear-weapons testing in the Pacific region and therefore have a special interest in the cessation of all testing and in redress for allhealth and environmental loss and damage resulting from such testing.
It had also recommended that the Parties should not approve such technologies for field testing until scientificdata was available that could justify such testing, and that they should not approve their commercial use until adequate scientific assessments had been carried out.
In connection with such testing, ITTO, in collaboration with the International Institute for Environment and Development(IIED) and the World Conservation Monitoring Centre(WCMC), has developed the Forest Resources Accounting System, to standardize the monitoring of forest conditions and management and thus to facilitate comparable reporting.
In accordance with the commitments which it assumed, the Russian Federation has not allowed nuclear testing since October 1990 anddoes not intend to resume such testing, provided of course that other nuclear States follow suit.
Compulsory, or routine, HIV/AIDS testing of asylum-seekers, refugees, IDPs and other persons of concern is a violation of human rights andunjustifiable through public health standards. Any such testing discourages immigrants from seeking timely and appropriate health care owing to fears of deportation and discrimination.
In its general comment No. 14 on the right to the highest attainable standard of health, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights stressed that States should refrain from using ortesting nuclear weapons if such testing results in the release of substances harmful to human health(E/C.12/2000/4, para. 34).
It was natural to expect that the very appearance of the Treaty, its philosophical concept and goals- even while not acceptable to all countries in all its aspects-would at least prevent the world from any such testing in the future, and that those States would observe the moratorium the Treaty imposed.
