Примеры использования Compliance with safeguards agreements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The most important contacts between the IAEA andthe United Nations occur in cases of non-compliance with safeguards agreements.
The Agency is the only competent,internationally recognized authority responsible for verifying and assuring compliance with safeguards agreements with a view to preventing the diversion of nuclear energy from peaceful uses to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
The IAEA was expressly recognized as the competent authority responsible for verifying and assuring compliance with safeguards agreements.
Some representatives urged the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to come into full compliance with safeguards agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) immediately, while saying that they supported the Agreed Framework between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States.
In the long term, it is essential that the Agency's experiences serve as a basis for broadening international transparency in compliance with safeguards agreements.
Since IAEA was the internationally recognized authority responsible for verifying and ensuring compliance with safeguards agreements, any concerns relating to non-compliance should be directed to the Agency.
Further, it was reconfirmed that the IAEA has a very important role to play in promoting the peaceful uses of nuclear energy andin verifying and assuring compliance with safeguards agreements.
We recognize the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)as the competent authority responsible to verify and assure compliance with safeguards agreements which States Parties undertake in fulfilment of their obligations under the Treaty.
Her Government fully supported the statutory role of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) Board of Governors andDirector General in relation to States' compliance with safeguards agreements.
NPT parties should strengthen the ability of the IAEA Board of Governors to monitor and enforce compliance with safeguards agreements, including prompt implementation of the recommendations of any Special Committee of the Board that may be established pursuant to the proposal by President Bush on February 11, 2004.
His delegation reaffirmed the role of IAEA as the sole authority responsible for nuclear verification and ensuring compliance with safeguards agreements.
The Vienna Group reaffirms the statutory role of the Board of Governors andthe Director General of IAEA in relation to States' compliance with safeguards agreements, and underscores the importance of the Agency's access to the Security Council and other relevant organs of the United Nations, particularly although not exclusively in cases of non-compliance.
His delegation stressed that the Agency was the only competent authority capable of implementing the safeguards system and monitoring compliance with safeguards agreements.
The Conference reaffirms the statutory role of the Board of Governors andDirector General of IAEA in relation to States' compliance with Safeguards Agreements, and underscores the importance of the Agency's access to the Security Council and other relevant organs of the United Nations, particularly though not exclusively in cases of non-compliance.
All States should commit to strengthening the role of IAEA as the pivotal authority responsible for verifying and ensuring compliance with safeguards agreements.
The group reaffirms the statutory role of the Board of Governors andthe Director General of the IAEA in relation to States' compliance with safeguards agreements, and underscores the importance of the Agency's access to the UN Security Council and to other relevant organs of the United Nations, particularly though not exclusively in cases of non-compliance.
As it has done on previous occasions elsewhere,South Africa takes this opportunity to reaffirm that the IAEA is the only internationally recognized competent authority for verifying compliance with safeguards agreements and States' peaceful application of nuclear capabilities.
The Group reaffirms the statutory role of the Board of Governors andthe Director General of the IAEA in relation to States' compliance with safeguards agreements, and underscores the importance of the Agency's access to the United Nations Security Council and to other relevant organs of the United Nations, particularly though not exclusively in cases of non-compliance.
Paragraph 4 should be more precise, and refer not to"challenges", but to"cases of non-compliance"; furthermore, the distinct mandates of IAEA and the Security Council should be expressed in clearer terms, as two separate matters were at issue: the first was compliance with the NPT;the second was compliance with safeguards agreements.
The ability of the IAEA Board of Governors to monitor and enforce compliance with safeguards agreements should be strengthened.
The decades long nuclear non-proliferation effort is under threat: from regional arms races;from fundamental breaches of, or non-compliance with, safeguards agreements, without fully corrective action; from the incomplete manner in which export controls required by the NPT have been applied; from burgeoning and alarmingly well-organised nuclear supply networks; and from the increasing risk of acquisition of nuclear or other radioactive materials by terrorist and other non-State entities.
In general, and in particular for MNAs, any prior consent rights should be based primarily on non-proliferation considerations,in particular compliance with safeguards agreements, in order to provide a credible assurance of supply.
It will also be recalled that the Final Document of the 2000 NPT Review Conference reaffirmed that IAEA is the competent authority responsible for verifying and assuring compliance with safeguards agreements in fulfilment of article III of the NPT, with a view to preventing the diversion of nuclear energy from peaceful uses to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
It does not make determinations regarding compliance with the NPT: such issues are for the States Party to the Treaty to determine. Because nuclear safeguards help ensure that nuclear items andmaterial are not diverted to improper uses, compliance with safeguards agreements is an essential part of nonproliferation compliance under the NPT.
The International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), as the competent authority,has continued to carry out its responsibility under its Statute to verify and ensure compliance with Safeguards Agreements by States parties to the NPT undertaken in fulfilment of their obligations under article III.
It does not make determinations regarding compliance with the NPT: such issues are for the States party to the Treaty to determine. Because nuclear safeguards help ensure that nuclear items andmaterial are not diverted to improper uses, compliance with safeguards agreements is an essential part of fulfilling non-proliferation obligations under the NPT.
In various forums South Africa has continuously reiterated that the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)is the only internationally recognized competent authority responsible for verifying and assuring compliance with safeguards agreements with a view to preventing the diversion of nuclear energy from peaceful uses to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
The Conference emphasizes the importance of access to the Security Council by the Director General of IAEA andthe vital role of the Council in upholding compliance with IAEA safeguards agreements and ensuring compliance with safeguards obligations by taking appropriate measures in the case of any violations notified to it by IAEA.
The Conference emphasizes the importance of access to the United Nations Security Council by the Director-General of IAEA andthe vital role of the Council in upholding compliance with IAEA safeguards agreements and ensuring compliance with safeguards obligations by taking appropriate measures in the case of any violations notified to it by the Agency.
IAEA played a pivotal role in verifying compliance with its safeguards agreements with States parties concluded under the NPT.