Traduction de «drogue iv » (Français → Anglais) :

CFIS has 10 predetermined reasons for revocation of a firearms licence: (i) court order or prohibition, (ii) domestic violence, (iii) drug offences, (iv) mental health, (v) potential risk to others, (vi) potential risk to self, (vii) providing of false information, (viii) unsafe firearm use and storage, (ix) violence, and, (x) other.

While the use of ‘traditional drugs’ such as cocaine, heroine and ecstasy, is “generally stable,” new drugs are supplying the illicit drug market, as traders take advantage of internationally unregulated chemicals, according to the "World Drug Report 2011" by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

It recasts the Council Regulation (EEC) No 302/93 on the establishment of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) to extend its role to the new trends in drug use, especially poly-drug use (where illicit drugs are taken in combination with legal drugs or medication).

Drugs can easily be obtained at parties; the rate of exposure and personal consumption of cannabis is higher than that of other drugs; curiosity is the main reason given for dabbling in drugs; addiction is seen as the main result of drug- taking: these are the main findings of the Flash Eurobarometer opinion poll carried out at the Commission’s request on 7659 young people between the ages of 15 to 24 in the fifteen countries of the European Union. The results of the opinion poll are published today.

Action at the level of the Community will therefore involve: - multilateral co-operation through continued involvement in global- level efforts to tackle drugs-related problems - participation in the United Nations Drug Control Programme, the Council of Europe Pompidou Group etc. in areas related to Community competence; - bilateral cooperation directed to reinforcing national and regional strategies to fight drugs in co-operation with specified countries or regions which pose a particular risk because of their proximity to the Union ; - using the possibilities which anti-drugs clauses in the external agreements of the Community with t ...[+++]hird countries provide for promoting cooperation; - making co-operation in the fight against drugs a priority in terms of trade and development policy - through use of the possibibities created by such instruments as the Generalised System of Preferences and the Lome Convention.

These were, in order of priority : - Priority 1 : reduction of the demand for drugs (with special emphasis on epidemiology, prevention, treatment, rehabilitation); - Priority 2 : national and Community strategies and policies (with special emphasis on policies, action plans, legislation, activities and international, bilateral and Community agreements); - Priority 3 : international cooperation and geopolitics of supply (with special emphasis on cooperation programmes, information on producer and transit countries); - Priority 4 : drug trafficking (with particular emphasis on figures on seizures, information and precursor substances); ...[+++] - Priority 5 : the drugs economy (with special emphasis on small and medium-scale drug trafficking, laundering of drug money).