Radiotherapy was widely used to combat cancer.

21. The Committee s estimates of radiation risks, levels of environmental radioactivity, and radiation health effects are widely used throughout the world.

They deal with a broad spectrum of problems such as development of basic radiation protection standards, diagnosis of overexposure and treatment of radiation injuries, medical supervision of radiation workers, radiation protection of patients and personnel in hospitals, medical handling of radiation emergencies, etc.

Making effective use of the extensive IAEA assistance available in relation to the security of nuclear and radioactive materials.

Epidemiological studies of cancer risks associated with both external and internal exposure to ionizing radiation were the subject of an extensive review in the Committee s 1994 report.

1. The major aims of the Committee s work are to assess the consequences to human health of a wide range of doses of ionizing radiation and to estimate the dose to people all over the world from natural and man made radiation sources.

The new Law on Protection from Ionizing Radiation is expected to provide for supervision and minimization of the unnecessary exposure of the population to the widely used sources of ionizing radiation in medicine, industry and research.

I am also pleased to report that IAEA safety standards are receiving increasingly broad acceptance as the global reference for protecting people and the environment against nuclear accidents and harmful radiation exposure.

9. IAEA and the Committee have a broad area of common professional interests and expertise namely, the study of the levels and biological effects of exposure to ionizing radiation.

UNICEF helped to mount extensive campaigns to immunize children against measles and provide vitamin A.

This review will be conducted to provide for the broadest range of existing and future radioisotope and reactor nuclear power applications.

As in the above case, many health initiatives focus on Chernobyl affected regions but address broader health and lifestyle concerns unrelated to radiation exposure.

The most recent ICRP recommendations on radiation safety are incorporated in the IAEA International Basic Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation and for the Safety of Radiation Sources, which have been approved by the International Labour Organization, FAO, WHO, IAEA, PAHO and the Nuclear Energy Agency of OECD.

The activities directed to reduction of the unnecessary exposure of the population to widely used sources of ionizing radiation in medicine, industry and research are insufficient.

Pointers, point. Trainers, train.

8 Compute reflected, refracted, and transmitted rays

Catapult platform, catapult aircraft.

Injecting drug use practice is not limited to intravenous injecting, but also include intramuscular or subcutaneous injecting.

Keep shoot 'n. Keep shoot 'n.

Hold it. Hold it.

Gushing water,

And in perpetually flowing water.

and outpoured waters,

And water everflowing.

And outpouring water.

and gushing water,

And water gushing,

and ever flowing water

and flowing water

And water poured out

and amid the extended shade

And water flowing constantly,

and flowing water,

By water flowing constantly,

One bullet for the No Shooting sign, one for the beer can and one for Harry.

The Committee had focused on exposures from natural sources of radiation, exposures from man made sources of radiation, medical radiation exposures, the production and use of radio isotopes, nuclear power production, occupational radiation exposures, nuclear weapons testing and accidents.

14.27 Since the creation of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation by General Assembly resolution 913 (X) of 3 December 1955, its mandate has been to undertake broad reviews of the sources of ionizing radiation and the effects of such radiation on the health of humans and the environment.

Hold it! Hold it! He's one of ours.

18. The first widely supported declarations prohibiting weaponry date from the time of the first Hague Conference in 1899 and prohibit projectiles launched from balloons (Declaration IV,1 of 1899), projectiles diffusing asphyxiating gases (Declaration IV,2) and dum dum bullets (Declaration IV,3).

It should also be noted that large quantities of UXOs are prevalent throughout those areas which had been the focus of military action as a result of failing to function as designed after firing.

(i) Launch characteristics this will include the launch vehicle, launch date and launch site.

Enemy has shot. Shoot now!

(k) Produce radiation and radioactive fall out

I don't shoot the rope, I shoot the legs off the stool.

In this connection, a joint secretariat of ILO, FAO, WHO, IAEA, the Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development and the Pan American Health Organization followed the most recent recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection in preparing the new International Basic Safety Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation and for the Safety of Radiation Sources, which would be applicable also for sources in outer space.