Examples of using Coca leaf in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Special Declaration on the coca leaf.
Coca leaf, opium poppy, poppy straw etc.
Production of sun-dried coca leaf.
The coca leaf situation is indisputably grave.
One part heroin poppy,one part Coca leaf.
Data on coca leaf prices are not available from Colombia.
Total farm-gate value of coca leaf production.
Coca leaf production(in per cent of global total)Fig. 49.
In Ecuador, an initial assessment of coca leaf cultivation was conducted.
Coca leaf chewing and the slaves, to reduce fatigue after a hard work.
Schedule I to the Single Convention lists coca leaf as a narcotic drug.
In some areas, coca leaf can be harvested up to eight times per year.
Plurinational State of Bolivia:national policy on coca leaf 270.
Coca leaf prices in Bolivia continued to be considerably higher than in Peru.
Chapter II of the Convention dealt with internal control of raw opium and coca leaf.
Coca leaf preparations should be considered as coca leaf preparations.
As the 1961 Convention came into force in 1964, coca leaf chewing should have come to an end in 1989.
The coca leaf has proven its value in a variety of scientific investigations.
This project will complement a programme for the control and reduction of coca leaf production in the same region.
Global fresh coca leaf production fell by 14 per cent between 2007 and 2009.
It is in the international interest as well asin the economic and social interest of the Andean regions that coca leaf production should be reduced and brought under control.
Coca leaf production could not be halted by force; substitute crops should be planted instead.
First, the increase in cultivation occurred in regions with under-average coca leaf yields, while reductions took place in high yielding regions such as Meta-Guaviare.
Prices of dry coca leaf in Bolivia are relatively high compared with the prices in Peru $2.2 per kilogram.
The Board calls upon the Governments of Bolivia and Peru to initiate action without delay with a view to eliminating uses of coca leaf, including coca leaf chewing, that are contrary to the 1961 Convention.
Coca leaf chewing is one of the sociocultural practices and rituals of the Andean indigenous peoples.
However, there are large groups of the population which believe that the coca leaf is a natural resource of the Bolivian people, which must be used in accordance with national interests.
Chewing coca leaf in its natural state caused no harm to human health and induced neither disorders nor addiction.
It was based on the premise that illegal drug crops,in particular opium poppy and coca leaf, could be substituted by legal cash crops that would provide the crop growers with similar or even higher incomes.
Coca leaf is defined as a narcotic drug in the 1961 Convention and strict controls are applicable to it.