A workshop on precursor analysis was held as part of the regional project on precursor control in Central Asia.

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Sometimes they are a precursor to import restraints.

It is derived from the Greek word prodromos or precursor .

It is produced industrially as a precursor to many products.

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The United Kingdom recognises that all explosive munitions are capable of becoming Explosive Remnants of War.

As such, Rexx is considered a precursor to Tcl and Python.

Four risk factors for a precursor of heart failure are discovered.

A number of representatives reported on precursor control efforts in their countries, indicating that the need to strengthen national legislation on precursor control had been identified and was being addressed.

(b) Explosive remnants of war

Jim detonated his explosive belt.

Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

A person who (a) possesses a nuclear explosive device or (b) has control over a nuclear explosive device

Since all explosive munitions can become ERW, this question relates to all explosive munitions used in armed conflict.

Experience showed that undocumented stockpiles were frequently a precursor to illegal trade.

Meanwhile, the European situation looks explosive.

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When one type of precursor chemical is unavailable, producers switch to an alternative.

Sami placed plastic explosive near the window.

Sami stuck plastic explosive on the window.

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(j) Upper lower flammability or explosive limits

West Francia approximated the area occupied by, and was the precursor, to modern France.

In traditional Chinese thought, natural disasters are seen as a precursor of dynastic change.

1864 John Newlands proposes the law of octaves, a precursor to the periodic law.

It may also be a precursor to domestic violence, forced labour and sexual slavery.

In Figure 2.1.1, in the title, after class 1 insert for transport replace the box reject unstable explosive with classify as an unstable explosive and replace the box accept into Class 1 with Classify as an explosive

The word manufacture includes the preparation of any component parts of an explosive, the admixture or other treatment of the same, the breaking up or unmaking of any explosive, and the process of remaking or making fit for use any damaged explosive, and the process of remaking, altering or repairing any explosive.

The threat of unexploded mines and explosive devices

They have higher blood pressure, poorer cholesterol profiles and reduced glucose tolerance a precursor of diabetes.

It had also prevented 3,500 tonnes of various types of precursor chemicals from being exported illegally.

Don Quijote is a mitigation precursor mission currently under study by the European Space Agency (ESA).

Sami and Layla's partnership came to an explosive end.

In chemistry, a precursor is a compound that participates in the chemical reaction that produces another compound.

The regional precursor control project has concluded the required normative and monitoring work by creation of new laws and monitoring structures in the region and the remaining project funds were redirected in mid 2005 to support law enforcement action against precursor trafficking.

The East West arms race had created an explosive situation.

However NICRA's campaign, and the reaction to it, proved to be a precursor to a more violent period.

The permission to use the explosive is good for 5 months.

The manufacture or possession of lethal or explosive machines or devices

No new improvised explosive devices were discovered along the Blue Line.