Примеры использования Alert status на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I'm on alert status.
Thousands of nuclear weapons exist, many on alert status.
Rescind alert status on all nuclear weapons;
Force Deployment and Alert Status.
Lowering the alert status of the two components in 1992 and 1996.
We're going to full alert status.
The alert status of French nuclear forces was twice reduced, in 1992 and in 1996.
Force Deployment and Alert Status.
Reduction of the alert status of the two nuclear components announced in 1992 and 1996.
Thousands of nuclear weapons had been retained, many on alert status.
Taken heavy bombers off alert status, and placed their nuclear weapons in military supply depots;
Credible force postures:verifiable deployments and alert status reflecting that doctrine.
In addition, States should renounce the policy of first use of nuclear weapons and remove them from alert status.
Credible force postures: verifiable deployments and alert status reflecting that doctrine.
Low battery alert Status Indicator flashes red, and a low-pitched tone sounds at intervals of 10 seconds.
Stability should be maximized by deployments and launch alert status being transparent. 7.12-15; 17.40-50.
Despite reductions, some 35,000 nuclear weapons still remain in the arsenals of the nuclear-weapon States, many on alert status.
About 30,000 nuclear weapons have been retained, many of which are on alert status, with the attendant risk of accidental or unauthorized use-- which is undeniably a frightening possibility.
Only a single Trident submarine is on deterrent patrol at any one time, andit is normally retained at a reduced alert status.
Detargeting missiles and lowering the alert status of strategic systems by some countries are positive but essentially limited steps because they are so easily reversible.
Progress in reducing weapons arsenals, increasing transparency andreversing the high alert status of nuclear weapons had been slow.
In an important new development, the Presidents concurred that, once the START II Treaty is ratified, Russia and the United States would proceed to deactivate all strategic delivery systems to be reduced under START II by removing their nuclear warheads ortaking other steps to remove them from alert status.
Concerns remained with the slow progress in the reduction of strategic and non-strategic nuclear weapons, the lack of transparency,the high alert status of nuclear weapons, the continuing pursuit of nuclear programmes by a few countries and the insistence of others on remaining outside the Treaty.
To reduce the risk of unauthorized use and war by misunderstanding or accident,all nuclear weapons should be taken off alert status.
His Government was concerned by the slow progress in the reduction of strategic and non-strategic nuclear weapons, the lack of transparency,the high alert status of nuclear weapons, the continuing pursuit of nuclear programmes by a few countries and the insistence of some others to remain outside the Treaty.
A key preliminary step in this direction that would serve both to reduce the danger of purely accidental war andimprove the climate for advancement is taking warheads off alert status.
Next, because this seems to be a fashionable topic,I wish to recall the efforts made to reduce our alert status at different stages as the international situation developed, beginning in 1992, with further reductions later; very recently the President of the Republic was able to state that French nuclear weapons were no longer targeted.
Australia welcomed the steps taken to reduce the operational readiness of nuclear-weapon systems,including de-targeting and reducing the alert status of certain nuclear-weapon systems.
Hence, with the diminished role and utility of nuclear weapons and their continued unacceptable risks,it is time to remove nuclear weapons from alert status, to renounce their use and to initiate negotiations for START III, seeking further deep reductions on strategic weapons while dismantling warheads and not just delivery systems, such as missiles, which have been the focus of all previous arms control agreements.
Several strategic experts have identified measures proposed in this draft resolution as feasible in the present circumstances,including lowering the alert status of nuclear forces from their current hair-trigger posture.