These delegations pointed out that there was a need to take a cautious approach because of the impact of these MRLs on Codex member countries; that particular attention should be given to data from developing countries and to the specific concerns of countries with different eating habits; that veterinary medicines should be used only when necessary to cure and prevent diseases and not as growth promoters/production aid; and that consideration should be given to consumer health protection and to consumer confidence in Codex.

The curing process can be accelerated considerably by the use of a supplementary catalyst (surface primer) or heat.

As previously reported (see A/AC.109/2008/10, para. 66) Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURE) has engaged national partnership initiatives to fight racism and promote the elimination of racial discrimination in schemes sponsored by Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, a grass-roots non-governmental organization and partnered with the Cabinet of the Government of Bermuda in organizing the Bermuda race relations initiative.

(2) Consequently, it is clear that the acceptance of a reservation by a contracting State or international organization formulated notwithstanding article 19, subparagraphs (a) and (b), cannot cure this impermissibility, which is the “objective” consequence of the prohibition of the reservation or of its incompatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty.

Component B (pulsed injection) NOTE: Do not use the fluid in the line that was dispensed off ratio as it may not cure properly.

The Munich-based WACKER Group will be exhibiting at the Medical Design & Manufacturing (MD&M) Minneapolis exposition to present three new silicone product lines for medical applications: the liquid and solid silicone rubber grades SILPURAN® UR 7000 and SILPURAN® UR 9020 as well as the room-temperature-curing SILPURAN® UR 34xx.

In many such cases, however, capital support and appropriate reorganisation may begin to cure the business and lead to the restoration of its profitability.

In this case, the bridge is in the α-position relative to the silane component’s silicon atom and accelerates the curing reaction, which then proceeds very briskly even without a tin catalyst,” explains Dr. Michael Graw (key account manager at WACKER SILICONES).

Indeed vaccinations combat very dangerous infectious diseases for which there are no cures available, or if cures exist, these are not always effective, or on the other hand the diseases can cause very serious complications.

Guideline 3.3.2 is based on the widely recognized premise that acceptance of a reservation cannot cure its impermissibility, because the reasons for that impermissibility — express prohibition of the reservation or its incompatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty — apply ipso facto and cannot be reversed by mere acceptance by a State or by an international organization.

In conclusion, I would like to add that efforts to find new cures should be enhanced with effective financial and fiscal incentives, so that the cost of new therapies for lifelong NCDs can be affordable for the largest number of patients.

In the case of thermoset materials, degree of cure of a dry test specimen shall be a minimum of 90% as defined by ASTM E 2160-04 or equivalent national standard.

It was noted that an understanding of the mechanisms involved was important to understanding certain diseases and possibly developing a cure for them.

Those who look to him the majority of patients who suffer from a rare disease or illness that have no doctor can cure [4].

The working environment should be as dry as possible since atmospheric moisture reacts readily with the isocyanate resin, in this way disturbing the curing process.

Since 1996, the association has continuously worked to help cure children with cardiac disorders from all over the world. More than 600 children have been successfully operated and found a warm, welcoming environment in their French host families.

Designed for the rheological testing of complex fluids and soft solids, and gelling and curing materials.

It offers no miracle cures but finds reason for hope in the expressed common goal, the solid foundation of the responsibility to protect in existing international law, and encouraging trends over the past decade and a half towards an aggregate reduction in the incidence of these horrific crimes.

These plants and animals may contribute to curing diseases in the future, help to find new materials for industry, or provide solutions for other future problems.

Luminus’ high efficacy and high brightness LEDs are used by many of the world’s biggest companies for general lighting, projection display, entertainment, ultraviolet curing, medical, portable, transportation and digital signage lighting applications.

In singlepart epoxies these two components are already mixed and simply require heating to cure.

As for the non-conformity with regard to the inadequate weight and fat content of the pork, the Court held, in view of article 35.1 of CISG and the expert tests carried out, that, after they had been received by the buyer, the goods had gone through the drying and curing process for several months and it was only later that a certain proportion had been considered unmarketable.

They are used to detect speeding cars, send telephone, radio and television communications and treat muscle soreness, dry and cure plywood, cure rubber and resins, raise bread and doughnuts, as well as cook potato chips.

We believe that if you provide the right tools and the right climate those individuals can succeed, which is why we’re so proud that in America we have so many things that have been invented by Americans -- from technology to cures for disease to focusing on new energy, and the list goes on and on.

Indeed, the cure seems likely to be worse than the disease insofar as it seeks to make accountable for their actions officials who normally either defer decisions that might cause them problems or take reprisals against colleagues who make an effort to carry out their duties and responsibilities professionally or who report irregularities, for example, by marginalizing them or even removing them by abolishing their posts, as the ADG who has just resigned recently did at the expense of a colleague who was then the Chief of the Administration and Finance Unit of the Education Sector (Chief, AO/ED).