Examples of using Surveillance programme in English and their translations into Russian
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Concern that mass surveillance programmes regarding digital.
Surveillance programmes may include elements of general and specific surveillance Figure 1.
Source: Medical and Health Department,Gambia Nutrition Surveillance Programme 1995.
The surveillance programme proposed by Kuwait consists of five related components.
The delegate provided information andstatistics on risky products, as well as on national market surveillance programme.
There is an active child health surveillance programme aimed at ensuring healthy development in children.
The Special Rapporteur recommends open discussion and regular reporting on information-based surveillance programmes.
He has exposed unlawful sweeping surveillance programmes that unquestionably interfere with an individual's right to privacy.
Another obligation was to publish information(according to the EU template)on the National market surveillance programme of each Member State.
Health surveillance programmes were being implemented, targeting children, adolescents, women and the rural population.
A model national surveillance system,comprising surveillance programmes(general and specific) and supporting infrastructure.
The surveillance programme, known as Prism, came to light last week after a series of leaks by former CIA employee Edward Snowden.
There are valid reasons for the inclusion of a data repository and an exposure registry in a long-term public health surveillance programme.
Where targeted surveillance programmes are in operation, many States make provision for prior judicial authorization.
When setting up surveillance systems,it is important to be aware of the local distribution of health conditions and include these in the surveillance programme.
Are there additional surveillance programmes for specific water-related diseases that are locally important, such as?
Significant periods of silent transmission andthe detection of‘orphan' viruses remain a strong indication that immunization services and surveillance programmes need to be strengthened.
The Health and Developmental Surveillance programme regularly monitors children to allow for early detection of growth, developmental or behavioural problems.
The Working Party was informed that, at the invitation of ISO CASCO,a presentation had been made by the secretariat on the market surveillance programme segment at the ISO CASCO meeting in Geneva in November 2005.
Improved modelling methods and expanded surveillance programmes are accompanied by new tools to help countries know their epidemics even better.
Estimates of the magnitude and trajectory of the epidemic have improved due to an increasing number of national household surveys,expanded surveillance programmes and improved modelling methods.
Due to the rapid development of RSV vaccines, RSV surveillance programmes need to be considered to document the effect of possible vaccine introduction.
The surveillance programme to combat diseases(Ebola fever, cholera, bacillary dysentery, avian influenza, A influenza and other"neglected" diseases such as bilharzia);
Accordingly, Saudi Arabia proposes to conduct a long-term surveillance programme to identify any such health risks and to select prevention and treatment measures.
Reliable surveillance programmes are needed to tackle the AMR threat, by creating awareness and supporting the development of clinical guidelines and AMR control policies.
In addition, the Operation will continue to harvest rainwater in four super camps andcommence a ground water surveillance programme, including the establishment of databases to facilitate the sustainable use of water resources.
Mass or"bulk" surveillance programmes may thus be deemed to be arbitrary, even if they serve a legitimate aim and have been adopted on the basis of an accessible legal regime.
In this context, the UNECE provided information to WTO CTBT on its market surveillance programme, in particular on work relating to the possible use of market surveillance as a means against counterfeit goods.
National Surveillance Programme on Communicable Disease(NSPCD) has been merged with the Integrated Disease Surveillance Project(IDSP) that has now been extended to 23 states and includes the original 101 districts of NSPCD.
Kuwait, therefore, considers it necessary to conduct a surveillance programme to enable it to identify any increased long-term health risks so that appropriate prevention and treatment measures may be undertaken.