Примеры использования All nuclear materials на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All nuclear materials are subjected to safeguards and are checked by IAEA inspectors.
National system for registering and controlling all nuclear materials developed by the National Nuclear Safety and Safeguards Commission CNSNS.
In my recent reports,I stated that Iran is not providing the necessary cooperation to enable the Agency to conclude that all nuclear materials in Iran are used for peaceful activities.
They are intended to confirm that all nuclear materials are submitted to safeguards and remain committed to peaceful use.
In March 2000, the Agency had reported that Iraq had fully cooperated with the inspection team and that all nuclear materials had been found in agreement with the IAEA inventory.
Accordingly, all nuclear materials in all nuclear facilities in both countries were put under strict international safeguards.
Today more than ever,we need credible assurances that all nuclear materials are used solely and entirely for peaceful purposes.
In accordance with the Atomic Energy Act, the Act for Physical Protection and Radiological Emergency, and the ROK-IAEA Safeguards Agreement 1975, the ROK maintains an effective control andmanagement system for all nuclear materials and facilities.
That position is based on the need to place all nuclear materials, including nuclear stockpiles, under international supervision.
In this respect, we welcome the recent agreement between Ukraine andthe IAEA for the application of safeguards to all nuclear materials in all peaceful nuclear activities.
Specifically, it requires that all nuclear materials and specially designed equipment be subject to the safeguards required by the Treaty.
The Quadripartite Agreement between Brazil, Argentina, ABACC andIAEA subjects all nuclear materials in Brazil to IAEA comprehensive safeguards.
Supervision and control measures are implemented for all nuclear materials(source or special fissionable material), whether it is being produced, processed or used in any nuclear facility or is outside any such facility.
According to Article 3 of the Treaty this meant to sign an agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency to apply safeguards on all nuclear materials in all its peaceful nuclear activities.
In the Russian Federation, all nuclear materials, their storage sites and associated facilities, as well as transportation of nuclear material, are protected by the relevant security measures, including physical protection, at least at the levels recommended by IAEA in INFCIRC/225/Rev.5.
It allows us to exercise government control over the registered quantity of all nuclear materials used in the peaceful nuclear activity of Ukraine.
All nuclear materials, their storage sites and corresponding facilities in the territory of Russia, as well as the transportation of nuclear materials, are provided with the necessary security measures, including physical protection, at least to the levels recommended by the IAEA in document INFCIRC/225/Rev.5.
The agreement between Ukraine andthe IAEA for the application of safeguards to all nuclear materials in all peaceful nuclear activities of Ukraine is in force and is being successfully fulfilled.
The Agency, recognizing that effective systems for nuclear material control and accountancy are essential for maintaining the security of nuclear material andcombating illicit trafficking, helped Member States to ensure that all nuclear materials were properly accounted for.
In that regard, I would like to express my delegation's satisfaction with the Agency's conclusion that, in the main, all nuclear materials and other items placed under safeguards remained consigned to peaceful activities and were adequately accounted for during 2002.
There would be aA campaign to ensure that all nuclear materials were secured or eliminated and that commerce in nuclear material and technology supported solely peaceful uses was. Those efforts were necessary to prevent proliferation to States and to terrorists, the most immediate and extreme threat to global security.
Given the foregoing, we would like to reaffirm our position with regard to the production of fissile materials, which is based on the need to place all nuclear materials, including nuclear stocks, under international supervision.
Request that the possibility for IAEA to continue implementing safeguards and, where relevant,certain Additional Protocol provisions, on all nuclear materials, facilities, equipment and technologies initially developed for peaceful purposes, during an indefinite period following a withdrawal, be examined.
Experts on nuclear weapons non-proliferation safeguards commemorate the day of 12 January 1995 when the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved by its resolution the Agreement between Ukraine andthe IAEA on application of safeguards to all nuclear materials in all peaceful nuclear activities of our state.
I should also like to note that the current agreement between Ukraine andthe IAEA on the application of safeguards to all nuclear materials and all peaceful nuclear activities in Ukraine, despite the country's extremely problematic economic situation, is being successfully implemented as of last January.
Also to strengthen the Treaty by stressing the requirement for the Security Council to act promptly and address without delay any State party's notice of its withdrawal from the Treaty, and by promoting the adoption of measures in this regard,including arrangements for maintaining adequate IAEA safeguards on all nuclear materials, equipment, technologies and facilities developed for peaceful purposes.
President de Klerk told Parliament that the decision to make this disclosure had been promptedby continued suspicions that, despite South Africa's accession to the Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1991, not all nuclear materials had been declared to IAEA and consequently not subjected to the IAEA verification in 1992 of South Africa's declared inventory of nuclear material and facilities.
CSA verification activities address possibilities involving both declared nuclear material and undeclared material and activities;they are intended to confirm that all nuclear materials are submitted to safeguards and remain committed to peaceful use.
Australia was the first country to sign and ratify the additional protocol(entry into force on 12 December 1997), the first to make it a condition of supply for uranium exports andthe first for which IAEA was able to declare that all nuclear materials and activities of safeguards relevance had been appropriately declared and accounted for.