Примеры использования Complete prohibition of nuclear weapons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Firstly, the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be the primary objective.
China also called for the negotiation andconclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
A convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be negotiated and concluded(A/CN.10/2000/WG. I/WP.2);
At the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly the Chinese Government proposed that a convention be concluded on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
A convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be concluded, as have the Conventions banning all biological and chemical weapons. .
On the basis of the above-mentioned efforts,a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be negotiated and concluded.
It is our hope that the international community will define specific steps anda timetable within the framework of the negotiations on a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Cambodia's position on the question of nuclear weapons has been and remains that a complete prohibition of nuclear weapons and their destruction are basic to world peace.
The international community should in due course draw up a practically feasible, phased,long-term programme that includes concluding a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Mr. Wang Qun(China)said that the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons was one of the main aims of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and the common aspiration of all peace-loving peoples.
Back in 1994, the Chinese Government proposed to the General Assembly that a treaty on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be concluded through negotiations.
Cuba attaches great importance to the efforts to take forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations andis committed to taking forward the negotiation of a legally binding universal instrument for the general and complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Furthermore, China proposed a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons and a treaty among the five nuclear-weapon States on non-first-use of nuclear weapons against each other. 11/.
In our view,concrete steps for nuclear disarmament might be negotiated within the framework of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Qatar is also involved in producing a treaty on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons in order to achieve full nuclear disarmament and free the international community from these destructive weapons. .
That would help to mitigate the discrimination inherent in the current international nuclear non-proliferation regime andultimately lay the groundwork for the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
We believe that within the framework of the negotiation of a treaty on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons, the international community should define the specific measures, steps and timetable for nuclear disarmament.
Everybody is talking about the issue of a total ban of anti-personnel landmines.Is this issue more important than the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons and outer space weapons? .
The Chinese Government holds that a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be concluded in the same way as the conventions banning all biological and chemical weapons, respectively.
In addition, the international community should develop at an appropriate time a viable long-term plan composed of phased actions including the conclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Mr. Dai Huaicheng(China)said that the prevention of nuclear weapons proliferation was a necessary step towards the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons and the preservation of regional and international peace and security.
The international community should, at an appropriate time, develop a viable long-term plan of phased nuclear disarmament actions,including the conclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
As a long-term goal, the international community should also conclude a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons so as to achieve eventual complete and thorough nuclear disarmament under effective international supervision.
With respect to theConference's programme of work, New Zealand regards a fissile material cut-off treaty as only one component of the broader programme required to achieve the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons, but an important one nonetheless.
We all believe that we should negotiate andconclude a treaty on a complete prohibition of nuclear weapons, in the same way as we negotiated and concluded conventions on the complete prohibition of chemical and biological weapons, so as to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons at an early date.
The criminalization of the use of such weapons is a necessary step in order tocreate a climate which will facilitate the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons, as has been done with other weapons of mass destruction.
For the attainment of the ultimate goal of general and comprehensive nuclear disarmament, the international community should develop, at the appropriate juncture, a viable long-term plan comprising phased actions,including the conclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Fourthly, the international community should develop at an appropriate time a viable, long-term plan composed of phased actions,including the conclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons, so as to attain the ultimate goal of general and complete nuclear disarmament under effective international supervision.
To attain the ultimate goal of complete and comprehensive nuclear disarmament, the international community should develop, at an appropriate time, a viable long-term plan, comprising phased actions,including the conclusion of a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Holds that a convention on the complete prohibition of nuclear weapons should be concluded in the same way as the conventions banning all biological and chemical weapons… under which all nuclear Powers should undertake the obligation to destroy all their nuclear weapons under effective international supervision”. Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty-ninth Session, Plenary Meetings, 8th meeting, p. 10.