Примеры использования Benefits of nuclear energy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The NPT must guarantee that States which complied with their obligations would enjoy the benefits of nuclear energy.
However, States may choose to fully enjoy the benefits of nuclear energy without developing a domestic fuel cycle capability.
Such States, by doing so, are limiting the access of members of the international community who are acting in good faith to the benefits of nuclear energy.
Finland, as a small country that had enjoyed the benefits of nuclear energy since the 1970s, had a good safety record and excellent performance indicators.
The IAEA had the necessary tools to provide all interested States with equal andnon-discriminatory access to the benefits of nuclear energy for the purpose of development.
We deem it an important task to provide reliable access to the benefits of nuclear energy for all interested countries, with due respect for the requirements of the non-proliferation regime.
Belarus is convinced that the mechanisms at the disposal of the international community must promote the equal,non-discriminatory access of all interested countries to the benefits of nuclear energy.
Public resistance has persuaded some Governments to renounce the nuclear option because the benefits of nuclear energy have failed to convince a sceptical and questioning public.
States parties to the Treaty that have renounced the intention to develop nuclear weapons consider that they should participatefully in the technological, commercial and developmental benefits of nuclear energy.
Canada was deeply attached to the rights set out in article IV and, cognizant of the benefits of nuclear energy and related applications, was a strong supporter of the IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme.
It should receive adequate and predictable resources for its technical cooperation programme to help developing countries reap the potential benefits of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
We feel that the Agency must play an active role in creating greater awareness about the benefits of nuclear energy as well as in strengthening the technical infrastructure of member States interested in nuclear power.
The international community had the necessary mechanisms, including within the framework of IAEA,to enable all interested States to enjoy the benefits of nuclear energy without discrimination.
Exercising the right to the benefits of nuclear energy must be a course of action available to all States pursuing in good faith a nuclear programme for peaceful purposes in accordance with their international obligations.
Developing countries should be actively supported in their efforts to develop anduse nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, so that the benefits of nuclear energy are more fully enjoyed by all humankind.
While much has been accomplished,more remains to be done to make the benefits of nuclear energy widely available for sustainable development, for environmental protection, for human health and for improving the quality of life of individuals everywhere.
The Treaty mattered because it was the principal internationalinstrument holding parties accountable, discouraging proliferation and bringing the benefits of nuclear energy to all corners of the world.
The United States recognized the rights of all countries in compliance with the Treaty to realize the benefits of nuclear energy and its own responsibility to commit the resources that would help spread those benefits as widely as possible.
Finally, with reference to article IV,he said that the focus of nuclear cooperation had shifted from nuclear reactors used to generate electricity to an emphasis on the benefits of nuclear energy in sustainable development.
Interpreting article IV in such a way as to limit the rights deriving therefrom to the mere"benefits of nuclear energy" was a clear breach of the very wording of the Treaty and was totally unacceptable.
We cannot ignore the benefits of nuclear energy as an environmentally clean, low-cost energy source, especially in the context of humankind's increased energy needs and the United Nations policy of sustainable development.
The interpreting of Article IV in a way that limits the rights derived from this Article to mere"benefits of nuclear energy" is clearly in contravention of the very wording of the Treaty and is totally unacceptable.
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the"Atoms for peace" speech delivered before this body by President Eisenhower, in which he articulated a vision, shared by many world leaders,that would enable humanity to make full use of the benefits of nuclear energy while minimizing its risk.
While she supported international efforts to maximize the benefits of nuclear energy, she was also in favour of activities designed to ensure the safety and security of nuclear programmes, including those involving transport and waste disposal.
Belarus believes that, while taking into account the provisions of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) and the Statute of the IAEA, existing international mechanisms must work together to ensure equal andnon-discriminatory access by all interested States to the benefits of nuclear energy.
We reaffirm our readiness to work with IAEA and with other countries to explore andpursue approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle that will facilitate access to the benefits of nuclear energy and serve all countries' interests in preventing proliferation to State or non-State actors.
Canada is fully supportive of the greatest possible enjoyment of the benefits of nuclear energy for NPT States that are in full compliance with their Treaty obligations, and will continue to work domestically and internationally to preserve and strengthen the global mechanisms that facilitate nuclear cooperation while preventing nuclear proliferation.
Except in cases of non-compliance, States parties must not be asked to surrender their rights,but rather must be encouraged to seek out cooperative arrangements that provided the same opportunities to enjoy the benefits of nuclear energy but did not entail the full exercise of those rights.
The growing interest of non-nuclear-weapon States parties in the development-related benefits of nuclear energy was a legitimate right under article IV of the Treaty, and should not be used as grounds to impose additional restrictions on those States under the pretext of proliferation prevention, or to impose new restrictions on the exercise by States parties of their inalienable right to withdraw from the Treaty.
The Government of Romania is proud to be one of the contributors to that decision,which it considers as instrumental in underpinning the worldwide efforts to halt the spread of nuclear weapons while making the benefits of nuclear energy available to all mankind for peaceful purposes.