Traduction de «Probablement détruit » (Français → Anglais) :

More than 1 000 Lebanese people have been killed, the majority of whom were civilians, 1 000 000 people have been displaced, a country has been totally destroyed, its infrastructure is in ruins, a sea has been polluted, a farming industry has been poisoned and weapons that are probably illegal are still killing people today.

It is quite likely that fear of loss, damage or destruction of their mobility equipment is a contributory factor in deterring them from travelling and, therefore, preventing their integration in society.

These were re-enforced on 1 April 1997, requiring pressure-cooking (133 ºC/3 bars/20 minutes) for all mammalian waste used for the production of MBM, to reduce infectivity to a minimum to avoid recycling the infectious agent if present in animal cadavers; Surveillance measures for the detection, control and eradication of BSE, as of 1 May 1998, involving active monitoring by veterinarians and passive monitoring through tests; Culling: animals with a high probability of having received the same potentially infected feed as a BSE case must be killed and destroyed (culled). Animals of the same age from the same herd (cohort animals) are m ...[+++]ost likely to have received the same potentially infected feed and should therefore always be culled.

However, the detection of positive cases in animals below 42 months of age is highly unlikely and it would, therefore, be disproportionate to require the testing of healthy animals below that age intended for destruction under the exceptional scheme provided for by Commission Regulation (EC) No 716/96 of 19 April 1996 adopting exceptional support measures for the beef market in the United Kingdom(4) as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 1176/2000(5).

- meat of animals of susceptible species coming from the holding and slaughtered during the period between the probable introduction of the disease to the holding and the implementation of official measures shall, wherever possible, be traced and destroyed under official supervision in such a way as to avoid any risk of spreading the foot-and-mouth virus;

Through those models, the people who filed the submission were able to estimate that logging in 59 provincial forests in Ontario in one year likely destroyed something like 85,000 bird nests, based on precise and localized data.