Examples of using Precursor control in English and their translations into Spanish
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75 per cent of reporting countries had precursor control legislation in the first reporting period.
44 per cent of countries responding in the period 1998-2000 reported having precursor control legislation in place.
71 per cent of countries reporting in the period 1998-2000 stated that they had precursor control legislation.
This may point to the effectiveness of precursor control, although it is not conclusive proof;
Namibia reported that new precursor control legislation was expected to enter into force in the coming months.
A comparison of the two reporting periods indicates overall progress in precursor control.
For example, 138 States have provided the Board with information about the legal and administrative framework for precursor control currently in place in their territory.
a number of countries have tightened their precursor control legislation.
The Board trusts that the lessons learned in the course of the operation will be utilized to further strengthen precursor control mechanisms in participating countries.
The regional programme will support forensic and intelligence capacity-building and precursor control efforts at the regional level.
to Afghan authorities and recommended specific measures to the Government for precursor control.
the Office developed four programme modules to complement a regional project for precursor control.
of which 50 have adopted precursor control legislation.
UNDCP to continue and further develop its current work in precursor control.
also offer a platform for the exchange of information on best practices in precursor control.
A key element in this concept is intragovernmental cooperation between the various agencies involved in precursor control.
assistance has been provided to 14 Caribbean States in the drafting of new or revised precursor control legislation.
Sri Lanka to assess their precursor control situation and related law enforcement needs.
An approach towards more universal international cooperation in precursor control has been widely endorsed by individual Governments and the international community as a whole.
The Board notes with satisfaction that technical assistance is already being provided to a number of Governments to help them establish suitable systems for precursor control.