Examples of using Terrestrial code in English and their translations into Spanish
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In particular, recommendations relating to ASF are contained in the OIE's Terrestrial Code, which aims to prevent the spread of disease through international trade in animals
include OIE-listed diseases and that it would be restructured in a similar manner to the recently restructured Terrestrial Code.
the Group agreed to recommend the OIE to address the need for an acceptable nomenclature for all viruses mentioned in the Terrestrial Manual and Terrestrial Code.
The ad hoc Group was also requested to provide an expert opinion on the need to have a specific Terrestrial Code chapter on surra and to update the existing chapter on dourine.
ensured the inclusion of all relevant cross-references to other Terrestrial Code chapters related to veterinary public health
Dr Bonbon noted that the Code Commission had made several modifications for consistency between each of the vector-borne disease chapters and with the established Terrestrial Code format.
texts The Group recommended maintaining an introduction that explains different vaccination scenarios until a horizontal chapter on vaccination becomes available in the OIE Terrestrial Code.
control and surveillance measures in line with the OIE Terrestrial Code have been applied.
The Commission was made aware that the Ad hoc Group had also proposed a revised Terrestrial Code Chapter on rinderpest and a new Appendix on rinderpest surveillance.
which are convened to draft science-based texts for eventual adoption in the OIE Terrestrial Code.
Periodic use of the PVS Tool thus provides a way of measuring in absolute terms the progress that countries have made in sustainably improving their compliance with the OIE quality standards set out in the OIE Terrestrial Code.
For the purposes of this Terrestrial Code, the incubation period for rabies shall be 6 months,
Provide documentation on the compliance of the Veterinary Service of the country with the provisions of Chapters 1.3.3. and 1.3.4. of the Terrestrial Code and 1.1.3. of the Terrestrial Manual
The EU confirmed its full support for the scientific process established in the Terrestrial Code and announced its support to the recognition of disease official status and official control programmes of OIE Member Countries,
The EU encouraged the Commission to revise the chapter on bovine tuberculosis in line with the ongoing work on the new Terrestrial Code chapter on Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex,
compartmentalisation”(Chapter 1.3.5) of the Terrestrial Code, zoning and compartmentalisation are described as procedures implemented by a country with a view to defining subpopulations of different animal health status within its territory for the purpose of disease control and/ or international trade.
to verify the applications of the requirements of the Terrestrial Code for status recognition,
the OIE standards are set out in the Terrestrial Code, the Manual for Diagnostic Tests
Revised foot and mouth disease chapter for the Terrestrial Code The Biological Standards Commission agreed to seek the advice of the President of the OIE ad hoc Group on Vaccine Quality related to Foot and Mouth Disease(FMD)
which is in line with the concept of compartmentalisation described in Chapter 4.4. of the Terrestrial Code, would greatly facilitate the temporary international movement of competition horses,