the state standards database of belarus contains more than 3,100 documents; it is constantly updated, the chairman of the state committeetandardization , valentin tataritsky, spoke about this in the project, question number one, only this year the order was approved 560 stb and gosts, about 70% of them are harmonized with international requirements, and this helps to eliminate technical barriers and increase export opportunities. a number of our standards, with the abbreviation stb, are used as an evidentiary basis in technical regulations, it is stb that is included, although now we want interstate standards to be included in this list of regulations, why? because each country is trying to push through some of its own threads of interests through standardization . next year in belarus will be held under a sign of quality, an emphasis on ensuring the competitiveness of the national economy on the world stage and the formation in society of responsibility for the results of their work. the qualifying stages of the republican military-patriotic tournament , which is held by the patriots of belarus together with the milita

elena morgunova, first deputy chairman of the state committee for standardization of belarus. state customs committee of belarus. dear guests, good evening. good evening. the eurasian economic union, what is it and what goals does it pursue? on the one hand, the eurasian economic union is an international economic association, an established international economic association, on the other hand, it is an international organization of regional economic integration, and which ensures the free movement, as we know, of goods, services, capital, labor , yeah, aimed at increasing economic growth of the member states and to ensure the well-being of all citizens of this union. is aimed at the implementation of some tasks, what kind of tasks are these , why is it all done, lesia nikolaevna says that we are talking about increasing the well-being of citizens of all countries, participants, and what tasks are being solved, well, in general, this is ensuring these basic four freedoms, free movement of goods, free movement of services, uh, labor, and capital, here is the provision of all t

deputy minister of economy of belarus, elena morgunova, first deputy chairman of the state committee for standardizationeurasian economic union, what is it from does he represent himself and what goals does he pursue? on the one hand, the eurasian economic union is an international economic association, an established international economic association, on the other hand, it is an international organization of regional economic integration, and which ensures the free movement, as we know, of goods, services, capital, work, power, yeah , is aimed at increasing the economic growth of the member states, at ensuring the well-being of all citizens of this union, that is, a kind of supranational an association, yes, which coordinates the national economies of the participating countries, is aimed at the implementation of some tasks , what are these tasks, why is this all done, olesya nikolaevna says that we are talking about increasing... the well-being, yes, of all citizens countries, participants, and what tasks are being solved, and well, in general, this is ensuring these four basic freedoms, free movemen

standard in quotes for patriotic tourism. this proposal was developed by members of the russian state duma committee on tourism and developmentist infrastructure. in particular, the ministry of education is invited to consider. the possibility of inclusion in educational programs on history, trips of schoolchildren and students, colleges and technical committees, further, quote: territories with the greatest potential in the field of patriotic tourism this idea can be implemented within the framework of the patriotic ring of russia project, and the route will include such cities as belgorod, kursk, aryol, voronezh, karanstat. they have a gold ring, now there will be a patriotic ring of russia. i don't understand russian. well, that's all i have in the world about ukraine column, that's all for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, as my friend oleksandr morshchevka, as always, will tell you in detail everything from the world of money. i'll say goodbye to you, see you tomorrow. thank you yuri fisero about information from outside ukraine, and now information. from the borders of our cou

instructions and standards, with no one..." the necessary documents, look later, take them, are you deaf, good evening, if you'll excuse me, what's the matter, state security committee, you didn’t even allow yourself a mustache like that. what do we need mustaches for? sign the protocol? i won't sign anything. i want to meet with andropov, he won’t meet with you, why? you have been denied trust, on what grounds? what have i done wrong? you didn’t tell us that shchelokov was preparing a coup d’etat, it’s called. betrayal, he didn’t let me in on his plans, we have different information, we forgive a lot, but never betrayal, sign the protocol, it’s in your own interests. vitaly andreevich, you accused lagin of all sins, but you yourself, it’s not my fault, varlamov extorted a bribe from me. i planned to report this to the authorities, but open the safe, i don’t have a key, mikhail, don’t, i ’ll take it out myself, we’ll set up an office, so what do we have here? but it looks like black accounting, very interesting, proletarian artery 30 xia , zarechnaya 45, dawn of communism 28, you have quite a appetite, vitali andrevich, it’s not me, it’s my deputy guseinov, it was h

committee chair cites the honor code that states members of the committee must commit themselves to prugsing academic work of integrity and asks does harvard hold its faculty and academic leadership to the same standards. last week gay submitted corrections to a pair of papers she wrote as an academic but a cnn analysis of writings documented other examples of plagiarism from the '90s when she was studying for her ph.d. at harvard. almost verbatim from another source without citation. jonathan bailee is a plagiarism expert. what troubles you about the specific dissertations allegations more than others? >> that paragraph showed a length of text that cleary could have produced any other way than through copying and was not clearly cited in the papers. >> reporter: a harvard spokesperson told cnn in a statement thursday the university reviewed more of her writings and gave plans to update her 1997 work to correct these instances. harvard said these instances were regrettable but not research misconduct. in a previous statement about the earlier allegations gay defended her work saying i standby the integrity of my scholarship. throughout my career, i have worked to ensure my scholarship adhere tuesday t

specialized committees and commissions. on the principles mutually beneficial cooperation and certainly the absence of double standards, as well as non-interference in the sovereign affairs of independent stateshout constant painful injections is the dream of many russian families where children with type 1 diabetes are growing up. continuous glucose monitoring systems help eliminate the need for injections; by law, they are required to be provided to families free of charge. but alas, in many regions problems arise with this; there are no funds in the budget. the wait for a device sometimes stretches for years. deputies have repeatedly drawn the government's attention to this problem: the president instructed to resolve the issue. a corresponding article appeared in the federal budget for the next three years, and already this year, at the request of the state duma, the government allocated an additional billion to the regions for the purchase of glucose monitoring systems. maria burkova saw how these systems change the lives of children with diabetes. four-year-old sasha has type 1 diabetes, the boy’s mother admits that as soon as the disease became known, she had to to master the skills of

committee has worked on the national data standard and i believe that's the first step congress should take is the link to the guardrails that are needed with regard artificial intelligence. your testimony states important of using and developing ai in health care. would you share any comments on this issue and importance of privacy in artificial intelligence? >> privacy is critical to everything we do with patient data. and prior to artificial intelligence, is a health care provider we've been under the hipaa standards for decades and that's given us a great roadmap to understand how to do a really good job of protecting our patients data. ai strategy is the data strategy. the two are intrinsically linked so we need good quality data, diverse data sources large datasets to train and fine-tuned models. we had to think about both sides of this is how we keep the data private and secure which i won hundred% agree we need to put also do it in a way that enables us to use the data to train these models to get smarter and to get better. went to achieve the outcomes my colleagues mentioned. the data is fuel for that so we completely agree that data has today kept private and secure. we would be happ

products will continue to be tightened, this was stated by valentin totaritsky before the state standards committeen the draft question number one. there are almost 2,500 accreditation assessment and compliance bodies operating in our country. for example, the radio obis camera is designed for testing electric vehicles. this is a unique platform in the eurasian economic union and the cis, which allows our manufacturers to save money. previously , we didn’t have this kind of camera, our automakers, belcomcom, which produced. electric buses, in particular , did you transport your products to europe? it was logistically very difficult, then it was very expensive , about 14,000 euros for testing, and if something needed to be improved, they drove out the vehicles, modified some blocks, paid again, and went through the tests again. belarus preserves traditions and quality; now the state standards database contains 31,300 documents, it is constantly updated. more than 600 new year fairs will be held in belarus, the first 8 have already started december, christmas tree markets will open from the 15th. acr