Examples of using Global control in English and their translations into Russian
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Study on options for global control of mercury.
General discussion of the study prepared by the Secretariat on options for the global control of mercury.
The study on options for global control of mercury contained in document UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/OEWG.1/2.
The Protocol on POPs is seen as a major step towards global controls of these substances.
Operating Global Control Centers that collect information from multiple NOCs around the globe using unique server-to-server peering architecture.
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Projects of that sorts,based on unipolar world concepts and global control, went out of date beyond recall.
These efforts aim to contribute to a global control architecture which both meets the requirements of the twenty-first century and gives focus and coherence to existing measures.
As regards biological weapons, in view of the acute threat, effective global control mechanisms must finally be created.
In this way the numerous holidays that you celebrate are, in effect,part of a process used for millennia to boost their own efforts to maintain their global control.
The future mechanism could be called the Global Control System for Non-Proliferation of Missiles and Missile Technologies GCS.
The argument was logical, as anything short of complete international cooperation could jeopardize global control efforts.
The Board wishes once again to draw attention to the fact that, as global controls have been tightened, traffickers have exploited each and every weakness that they have identified.
We are together in declaring that an air of justice has blown up and formed into a mighty hurricane that is aimed at unseating those who have exploited you andlied to you to gain global control.
At previous summits, we agreed to enhance global controls on nuclear and radioactive materials and facilities in order to minimize the risk of the malicious use of these materials and facilities.
Since the safe and secure management of radioactive sources is becoming increasingly important,Japan supports the United States proposal to improve global control of radioactive sources.
The IMO estimates that in the absence of global control policies and in view of the projected growth in the global seaborne trade, ship carbon emissions can be expected to increase by 200- 300 per cent between 2007 and 2050.
Information that may be relevant for the statement of reason of concern and need for global control(cf., Annex D, para. 2) should address data of concern on, but not be limited to.
Despite the success achieved in putting together comprehensive small arms and light weapons control measures, reality dictates an ongoing need for updating regional,national and global controls.
That anomaly has been addressed in part by the proposed global control system and the draft international code of conduct, focusing primarily on the key issue of stemming missile proliferation and related technologies.
First, a year after it was signed by more than 140 countries,the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty must be considered a major step towards global control of nuclear weapons, despite its limits and weaknesses.
A study on options for the global control of mercury(document UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/OEWG.1/2) and the report of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Mercury on the work of its first meeting(document UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/OEWG.1/6) were taken as the starting point for this analysis.
Malawi fully andstrongly supports the development of an international legally binding instrument that will promote strong global controls over the import, export and transfer of all conventional arms and their ammunition.
But it may impact the releases, degradation, transport and fate of contaminants in the environment, accumulated levels of contaminants in organisms, their bioavailability to organisms, vulnerability of organisms to the contaminants, andtherefore add to the reasons of concern and need of global control.
At its first meeting the Working Group focused its work on a study on options for the global control of mercury(UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/OEWG.1/2), which the secretariat had commissioned in order to facilitate the work of the Working Group.
Deeply concerned about the impact of armed conflict on children's rights, as well as about the use of small arms and light weapons, which had claimed millions of victims in Africa, including many children,he urged member States to strengthen global control on illegal trade in these weapons.
Also, one of the tasks of the conference was to review a number of unresolved issues in maintaining continuous global control of radioactive sources throughout their life cycle, in particular, referring to the long-term management of spent ionising radiation sources.
Noting the organization by the International Atomic Energy Agency of the International Conference on Nuclear Security: Enhancing Global Efforts, held in Vienna from 1 to 5 July 2013, as well as the International Conference on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources:Maintaining the Continuous Global Control of Sources throughout their Life Cycle, held in Abu Dhabi from 27 to 31 October 2013.
A year ago in Cote d'Ivoire, high-level authorities from 15 countries endorsed a global control and eradication strategy for the disease in line with the principles of the successful campaign that led to the global elimination of rinderpest, a similar disease affecting cattle, declared in 2011.
The Alicante Cardiovascular Institute at Hospital Clínica Benidorm works closely with the centre's specialists in Internal Medicine, who,in the Cardiovascular Risk Unit, carry out global control of cardiovascular risk factors and, when necessary, derive the patient to the best specialist for their needs.
In considering each of the priorities,the Working Group may wish to take into account not only the information set out in the study on options for the global control of mercury, but also any relevant information from the update of activities under the UNEP mercury partnership programme, information submitted by Governments and non-governmental organizations and other material considered relevant by the Working Group.
