Примеры использования Additional protocol should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We believe that the Additional Protocol should be made the standard for all NPT signatory States.
In a world free of nuclear weapons,the IAEA comprehensive safeguards and the Additional Protocol should be seen as the verification standard.
The Model Additional Protocol should be the universal norm for verifying compliance with the Treaty.
Together with a comprehensive safeguards agreement, the Additional Protocol should become the de facto safeguards standard.
Eventually, the Additional Protocol should become a universal standard used to verify compliance by States with their NPT non-proliferation obligations, and a new major standard in the field of nuclear exports.
A comprehensive safeguards agreement, combined with an additional protocol, should be recognized as the basic standard of verification.
The Additional Protocol should be made the"standard" for the implementation of Art. III and as such the indispensable prerequisite for cooperation and assistance to be granted in line with Art. IV of the Treaty.
In that regard, views were also expressed that concluding an Additional Protocol should remain a voluntary confidence-building measure.
The additional protocol should become a verification standard, as recent events have suggested that the comprehensive safeguards agreement alone is no longer adequate in enabling the Agency to fully implement its mandate.
Switzerland is of the view thata comprehensive safeguards agreement, together with an additional protocol, should constitute the safeguards standard.
It is the view of Norway that the Additional Protocol should be the condition for taking part in peaceful nuclear cooperation.
His delegation agreed with Japan that comprehensive safeguards measures together with an additional protocol should be the current IAEA safeguards standard.
Comprehensive safeguards and the Additional Protocol should be universally applied once the complete elimination of nuclear weapons has been achieved.
Those States parties that have not concluded comprehensive safeguards agreements or adopted the Additional Protocol should do so as soon as possible and without further delay.
We believe that the Additional Protocol should be considered an essential part of an effective safeguards regime and that the Additional Protocol, together with the IAEA Safeguards Agreement, should be considered the verification standard for all NPT States Parties.
From this perspective,we share the opinion that this new proposed additional protocol should be a balanced document, acceptable to all parties.
International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) safeguards were the most effective means of ensuring nuclear non-proliferation and should be strengthened:comprehensive safeguards reinforced by an additional protocol should become the standard.
That authority should be strengthened and the Model Additional Protocol should be adopted as the universal norm for verifying compliance with the NPT.
His Government attached priority to the strengthening ofthe international safeguards system; the IAEA comprehensive safeguards agreement and additional protocol should be the international standard for verification.
We believe that the comprehensive safeguards agreement with an additional protocol should become the universally recognized verification norm and are ready to offer the necessary support.
Acceptance of comprehensive safeguards agreements and the model additional protocol should be a condition for any new nuclear supply arrangements.
Adherence to a comprehensive safeguards agreement with IAEA and an additional protocol should be the standard for all States parties and should become a condition for providing any new supply of nuclear materials.
We believe that the accession of all States in the area to theInternational Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) Comprehensive Safeguards Agreements and the Additional Protocol should be a priority for the international community as a whole and would represent a crucial contribution to an overall improvement in security and confidence in the Middle East.
We believe that a comprehensive safeguards agreement together with an Additional Protocol should become the universally recognized standard for Non-Proliferation Treaty verification, and we stand ready to offer the necessary support to States wishing to bring a Protocol into force.
Japan believes that IAEA safeguards,reinforced by universal adherence to the Additional Protocol, should constitute the NPT safeguards standard as required by paragraph 1 of Article III of the NPT.
Emphasize that a Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement accompanied by an Additional Protocol based on the model additional protocol should be the internationally recognized safeguards standard, urge all States that have yet to do so to conclude and bring into force a Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement and an additional protocol as soon as possible and call on all States to apply this safeguards standard to the supply of nuclear material and equipment.
Japan believes that IAEA safeguards,reinforced by universal adherence to the Additional Protocol, should constitute the NPT safeguards standard as required by paragraph 1 of Article III of the NPT.
Switzerland is of the view that a comprehensive safeguards agreement together with an additional protocol should constitute the safeguards standard and that such a standard is of great relevance, in particular for States with an advanced nuclear programme.
The European Union believes that the accession of all States in the region to the IAEA comprehensive safeguards system and the additional protocol should be a priority for the international community as a whole and would represent a crucial contribution to an overall improvement for the security and confidence in the Middle East.
Finally, Switzerland would like to stress that comprehensive safeguards agreements and additional protocols should be universally applied once the complete elimination of nuclear weapons has been achieved.