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Some still consider nuclear weapons to be a viable means of warfare.
This poses a serious threat to mankind,and we therefore consider nuclear disarmament to be the top disarmament priority.
We consider nuclear disarmament as an objective, and there are many ways of reaching it.
Such an equivocal perspective seems to consider nuclear disarmament as irrelevant and outdated.
We consider nuclear power to be a significant contributor to present and future energy supplies in many countries.
The treaty states that most countries no longer consider nuclear weapons as a legitimate means of warfare.
Many States consider nuclear weapons to be a deterrent and seek to retain or acquire them.
Four EIT Parties(BUL, CZE, RUS, SLO)explicitly consider nuclear power as an option to mitigate emissions.
Forum leaders will consider nuclear testing issues as part of the South Pacific Forum meeting in Madang, Papua New Guinea, from 13-15 September.
It will provide a valuable opportunity to consider nuclear power's long-term contribution to sustainable development.
We consider nuclear weapons to be a factor of deterrence and oppose lowering the threshold for their use and transforming them into a battlefield weapon.
We are committed to continue to consider nuclear safety and security issues in the Nuclear Safety and Security Group.
We consider nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation to be at the top of our priorities, given the danger that these weapons pose to humanity at large.
There was an increasingly ambitious tendency to consider nuclear disarmament in a way that would result in the adoption of innovative and courageous approaches.
Many countries consider nuclear power, being a climatically benign source of energy, to be an eligible option under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol.
It therefore appears that nuclear weapons possessor States consider nuclear disarmament and the achievement of a world without nuclear weapons, at best, a long-term objective that can be aspired to.
All those who consider nuclear disarmament a priority for the Conference on Disarmament should look upon the negotiation of a fissile material cut-off treaty as an important and positive step.
On the other hand, NNWS outside arrangements for"nuclear sharing" or"nuclear umbrellas" consider nuclear weapons as highly dangerous per se, their retention and reliance upon as anachronistic and disarmament an essential element to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
As more and more States consider nuclear power to be an important contributor to enhanced energy security, economical and social development and the mitigation of climate change, they clearly need confidence in obtaining nuclear fuel in a predictable, uninterrupted, stable and cost-effective manner over the long-term.
We share the view of States that consider nuclear power to be an important contributor to enhanced energy security, economical and social development and the mitigation of climate change.
When we consider nuclear proliferation, weapons of mass destruction, the deterioration of the environment, endemic poverty, organized transnational crime, the drug problem and other such problems, we are compelled to recognize the scope of the strenuous efforts that will have to be made by the international community to deal effectively with them.
Today as before we consider nuclear tests as acts incompatible with international law and we therefore call for their immediate cessation.
Although all States consider Nuclear Disarmament to be an objective of primary importance, this does not imply that they have a clear idea on how to tackle this matter.
It also clearly considers nuclear disarmament a top priority.
It therefore considers nuclear tests conducted by India as a regrettable development.
It also considers nuclear disarmament to be an issue that requires a global rather than a regional approach.
Iran, together with other members of the G21 andmany other members of this Conference, considers nuclear disarmament as the foremost priority to be addressed.
The Islamic Republic of Iran considers nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects as an essential component of international security.
South Africa, like many other States, considers nuclear disarmament to be of utmost importance to the entire international community because of the devastating and indiscriminate effects ofnuclear weapons on humankind and on the environment.
The European Union considers nuclear proliferation to be a major threat to international peace and security, and therefore urges the Democratic People's Republic of Korea immediately to comply fully with its safeguards agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA.