bioeliminability

disposal capabilities

BICHAT programme | programme on preparedness and response to biological and chemical agent attacks (health security) | BICHAT [Abbr.]

maximum radiological capacity of a hydro-biological basin

15. NOTES the Johannesburg reaffirmation of support to the successful completion of the work programme contained in the Doha Ministerial Declaration and the commitment of WTO members to implement the outcomes of this conference in a timely manner, as well as the elements of the EU's positive agenda that have been included, such as the confirmation of the need for other industrialised countries to emulate the EBA and the support of environmentally friendly and organic products and to promote the mutual supportiveness of trade and environment; REAFFIRMS the EU's commitment to further strengthen trade related technical assistance and capacity building and REITER ...[+++]ATES the commitment of the EU to work towards these ends in recognition of the major role that trade can play in achieving sustainable development and eradicating poverty;

This extremely comprehensive resolution set out eight specific conditions for the lifting of the sanctions imposed previously, including: the monitoring and destruction of all chemical, biological and ballistic missile weapons; an acceptance of a permanent, ongoing monitoring program managed by the United Nations; the monitored elimination of nuclear weapons materials and capabilities to be conducted by the United Nations special ...[+++] commission; the return of Kuwaitis and others held in Iraq, the missing persons; a mechanism to compensate victims for damage done by Iraq; and a pledge not to commit or support any act of international terrorism.

Thirdly, again in terms of the issue of devolving the bureau of drug research, we have exactly the same capacity within the therapeutic products program for research and laboratory support to the biologics area and to the testing capacity across the country as we had before we made the organizational change of eliminating the bureau of drug research.