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Meanings of biosecurity in English

Spanish
bioseguridad
Catalan
bioseguretat

A set of preventive measures designed to reduce the risk of transmission of infectious diseases.

Related terms
bioseguridad
Usage of biosecurity in English
1
New Zealand Plant Producers Incorporated said it strongly supported biosecurity in principle.
Radio NZ
2
The company was censured over its lack of biosecurity controls last year.
Radio NZ
3
Chief operations officer Andrew Coleman said some biosecurity measures will be boosted.
Radio NZ
4
The world's first international conference on forest biosecurity starts today in Rotorua.
Radio NZ
5
The regional council has highlighted the case to coincide with biosecurity month.
Radio NZ
6
This further suggests that layer farms need to improve their biosecurity practices.
Pubmed
7
Opponents argue vaccination and improved biosecurity are better ways of tackling TB.
The Guardian
8
What we have done is ensure there'll be more money for biosecurity.
Radio NZ
9
Costs for documentation, transport and biosecurity will be covered by the importer.
Radio NZ
10
Anyone else who does will be in violation of the biosecurity act.
News.com.au
11
But a third incident points to a broader failure in US biosecurity.
The Guardian
12
But none from New Zealand yet because of the biosecurity measures in place.
Radio NZ
13
This year domestic issues like labour, the environment and biosecurity have dominated discussions.
Radio NZ
14
The Government is defending the effort being put into protecting New Zealand's biosecurity.
Radio NZ
15
The inquiry was started on Monday and will examine a government biosecurity report.
Radio NZ
16
Mr Press added that dick-ometrics takes biosecurity to the next level.
News.com.au
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
United States of America
Rare