f. Production, use or transport of flammable, explosive or toxic substances.

Resolution No. 109 of 5 March 2004 of the Cabinet of Ministers on measures to ensure safety in the processing, manufacture, transport, stockpiling and use of explosive and poisonous substances approved regulations on the licensing of operations involving the processing, manufacture, transport, stockpiling and use of explosive or poisonous substances, materials or products using such materials, and explosive devices.

Any projectile of a weight below 400 grams which is either explosive or charged with fulminating or inflammable substances

The draft Law on Circulation of Explosive Substances Having Industrial Purposes was elaborated by the Police and currently is under consideration in the National Assembly.

Explosive yield

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Prevention and detection of the attempts to transport arms, ammunition, explosive, toxic, flammable, radioactive substances, other items and objects into the aircraft by passengers, members of the crew, and other persons.

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Rapid demolition explosive

Concerned with the growing threat of organized crime, including the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, money laundering, illicit traffic in arms, nuclear material and explosive devices, motor vehicles, objects of art,

Explosive Remnants of War

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Explosive Substance Act, 1884

The same Law regulates also activities connected with production, trade of explosive substances and devices used for explosions, as well as those for explosion works (The English text of the Law on Licensing is annexed).

g. Any job at a site where explosive, flammable or caustic substances are produced, handled or stored in dangerous quantities or where powders or vapours that are toxic, irritant or hazardous to health are released.

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

(b) Explosive remnants of war

Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

(a) Any nuclear explosive device

2.4.e Article 145 of the same law amending the Penal Code prohibits the carrying of weapons or the possession of explosive or inflammable material, or of toxic or incendiary substances included in their composition or manufacture.

Concerned with the growing threat of organized crime, including the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, money laundering and the illicit traffic in arms, nuclear material and explosive devices, motor vehicles and objects of art,

Paragraph 80 (b) The Law on the Control of Explosive Substances, Arms and Ammunitions and the Regulation on its enforcement determine the types of arms which are permitted for possession by physical and legal persons in Bulgaria.

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.

The Parties shall ensure close cooperation among their law enforcement and other competent agencies with a view to combating terrorism, transboundary organized crime, illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances and their precursors, nuclear materials, radioactive, explosive or toxic substances, weapons and ammunition, and contraband in objects of cultural or historical value and licensed materials.

Mines and explosive remnants of war

The whole situation is highly explosive.

It must be her explosive personality.

(a) (i) The use or threat of the use of nuclear material, nuclear fuel, radioactive products or waste, or any other radioactive substances, their radioactive properties or a combination of radioactive properties with toxic, explosive or other dangerous properties

Polio is still a devastating, explosive disease.

They built a high explosive propelled model.

Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War

Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War

Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War

Landmines and other explosive remnants of war

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It also conducts explosive ordnance disposal operations.

(f) Ground based simulations of explosive fragmentations.

I'm afraid it would be too explosive.

For a baron it's an explosive boot.

It's vaporised lysergic acid. It's highly explosive.

Control of substances

Control of substances

D. Psychotropic substances