Примеры использования Access to nuclear materials на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is vital that we deny terrorists access to nuclear materials.
According to the Government of Iran,free access to nuclear materials and technology for peaceful use of nuclear energy is guaranteed under international law.
Whatever its shortcomings,a permanent non-proliferation Treaty would guarantee all parties thereto access to nuclear materials and technology.
In other cases, sanctions such as arms embargoes,prohibition on access to nuclear materials and others play a critical role in denying States the tools they need to engage in harmful acts that threaten international peace and security.
The treaty will help to cap nuclear arsenals, strengthen the consensus underlying the Non-Proliferation Treaty, anddeny terrorists access to nuclear materials.
We are confident that the Agency will ensure equitable access to nuclear materials, technology and equipment for peaceful purposes.
In the second place, terrorist access to biological and chemical weapons, such as anthrax, ricin orsarin is easier than access to nuclear materials.
The possibility of terrorist andextremist groups gaining access to nuclear materials is real and could have catastrophic consequences.
Negotiation is our best option for improving nuclear security throughout the world in order to prevent terrorist groups from gaining access to nuclear materials.
States parties should seek to identify those elements of the IAEA Code of Conduct that are of greatest relevance to prevent terrorists from gaining access to nuclear materials and radioactive sources and to develop plans for national approval on the implementation of those elements, in close consultation with IAEA.
States should fully comply with and implement the mechanisms established under Security Council resolution 1540(2004),which sought to reduce the risk of terrorists gaining access to nuclear materials.
By adopting the Convention today,the General Assembly has demonstrated its resolve to deny terrorists access to nuclear materials and to enhance international cooperation among States to devise and adopt effective practical measures for the prevention of acts of nuclear terrorism and for the prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators of such acts.
This document establishes the rules for nuclear safeguards in Poland prohibiting access to nuclear materials to non-state entities.
In that regard it expresses concern about the danger presented by terrorists or other criminal elements who might gain access to nuclear materials with the potential for use in nuclear-weapons production, and urges the international community to be vigilant, to improve and develop mechanisms to thwart this potential proliferation risk and to eliminate the threat such developments pose to international peace and security.
This document establishes the rules for nuclear safeguards in Poland prohibiting access to nuclear materials to non-state entities.
With this objective, CNCP supports the creation of new jobs for scientists andspecialists who have knowledge and skills relating to nuclear weapons production or access to nuclear materials.
The President acknowledged that the steps he laid out-- strengthening the global nuclear non-proliferation regime, reducing the numbers of nuclear warheads and their role in military strategy,preventing access to nuclear materials by terrorists, and expanding peaceful nuclear cooperation as the right of every nation that renounces nuclear weapons and plays by the rules-- would not be easy to achieve.
Under the actual Russian-American co-chairmanship the Initiative now unites 70 nations in implementation of practical program of work aimed at strengthening of individual andcollective capabilities in prevention of terrorist access to nuclear materials.
In that regard it further expresses concern about the danger presented by unsafeguarded shipment of nuclear materials, including by terrorists orother criminal elements who might gain access to nuclear materials with the potential for use in nuclear-weapons production, and urges the international community to be vigilant, to improve and develop mechanisms to thwart this danger to the environment and security of all regions, in particular nuclear-weapon-free zones.
The genuine threat of nuclear terrorism made it vital to elaborate effective measures to prevent terrorists from gaining access to nuclear materials and technology.
The IAEA can make a significant contribution in meeting the needs andchallenges of the twenty-first century by ensuring equitable access to nuclear materials, technology and equipment for peaceful purposes.
The Luxembourg Forum focuses on two priorities:- Counteracting growing threats to the nuclear non-proliferation regime and erosion of the Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT), including the escalating danger of nuclear terrorism andattempts by rogue states to gain access to nuclear materials and technologies.
They fully recognize the right of all States parties,particularly the developing countries, to enjoy unrestricted access to nuclear materials and equipment for peaceful purposes.
In light of the inalienable right of States to peaceful use of nuclear energy and technologies under the Treaty,political conditions must not be imposed on States to hinder their access to nuclear materials for peaceful purposes.
The Agency can make a significant contribution to meeting the needs and challenges of the twenty-first century by ensuring equitable access to nuclear materials, technology and equipment for peaceful purposes.
Indeed, the introduction of unilaterally enforced export controls which violated both the letter andspirit of the Treaty hampered developing countries' access to nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for peaceful purposes.
Provided they satisfy strong objective criteria demonstrating commitment to disarmament and non-proliferation, and sign up to specific future commitments in this respect,these states should have access to nuclear materials and technology for civilian purposes on the same basis as an NPT member. 10.17.
Some States were seeking to impose further obligations and constraints on non-nuclear-weapon States that had renounced the nuclear military option and were bound by their non-proliferation duties andto impose unjustified conditions that would limit their access to nuclear materials and technology for peaceful uses, as well as apply additional pressure with respect to verification activities.
Terrorists must never get access to nuclear material.
Our country's delegation would like to emphasize the rights of developing countries to benefit from the peaceful uses of nuclear energy,to have access to nuclear material and equipment and to exchange and transfer scientific and technical information in that regard.