Примеры использования Continued nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Continued nuclear explosions send all the wrong signals.
To our surprise,exceptions have been requested for continued nuclear tests for safety purposes.
Continued nuclear development would only isolate the country further.
New Zealand does not believe that continued nuclear testing, wherever it takes place, contributes to a safer world.
Continued nuclear testing does not fit anyone's definition of utmost restraint.
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We are concerned about the risks to the natural environment which Israel's continued nuclear weapons programme poses.
We therefore reject continued nuclear testing and deplore the resumption of such testing by some nuclear-weapon States.
Such a treaty is thus of the highest significance both for continued nuclear disarmament and for nuclear non-proliferation.
In other words, despite Russia's continued nuclear saber-rattling, NATO has failed to highlight any changes to its nuclear deterrence posture or policies- the Allies have remained silent.
Indefinite extension would create a most favourable environment where psychological pressures for continued nuclear disarmament will be maximized.
Even more alarming is the possibility of continued nuclear tests to improve these weapons to fit into the configuration of various scenarios of war.
The Preparatory Committee should focus on the challenges to the non-proliferation regime: the lack of specific steps aimed at disarmament; the existence of States outside the Treaty;non-compliance issues; and continued nuclear proliferation threats.
Sweden deeply regrets that China andFrance have continued nuclear testing during our negotiations, the latest test only last week.
As the Conference on Disarmament and the Disarmament Commission struggled respectively to agree on a programme of work and an agenda,the world bore witness to the non-respect of certain important disarmament, to continued nuclear tests and to the illicit accumulation and circulation of weapons.
Even more alarming is the possibility of continued nuclear tests to improve these weapons to fit the configuration in different scenarios of war.
It is not without some disappointment that we have seen how many of the words used in the text of the decision andin the consensus of the participating States have been rendered meaningless by the force of the underground nuclear explosions carried out by States that have continued nuclear testing, contrary to their commitments and against history itself.
Other issues that were focused upon during the discussion included continued nuclear testing by nuclear-weapon States other than those that still observe a voluntary moratorium on testing.
Ter. The Conference also stresses the important contribution that a treaty banning nuclear-weapon tests would make towards strengthening and extending the international barriers against the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and that it would contribute greatly to the elimination of the grave threat to the environment andhuman health represented by continued nuclear testing.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear posturing and continued nuclear instability in South Asia are both potentially destabilizing influences on the existing moratorium.
We strongly hope that China's continued nuclear testing, and the recent decision by France to resume nuclear testing, will not obstruct international efforts for an early conclusion of a comprehensive test-ban treaty.
States parties to the nuclear-weapon-free-zone Treaties of Rarotonga and Tlatelolco, at a joint meeting in New York in September,rejected continued nuclear testing and demanded that those States which continue to test join the other nuclear-weapon States in observing a moratorium.
It goes without saying that this continued nuclear activity does not augur well for the trust that was bestowed upon these States by non-nuclear weapon States at the Review and Extension Conference.
In order to tackle the serious challenges facing the non-proliferation regime-- including the lack of progress towards disarmament, the existence of States outside the Treaty,issues of non-compliance, continued nuclear proliferation threats, and challenges surrounding withdrawal from the Treaty-- measures to strengthen the Treaty needed to be adopted.
Nevertheless, Japan's continued nuclear shut-down, Germany's phasing out of nuclear energy, continue to weigh negatively on the demand side, despite the fact that China's demand for the world's heaviest natural element is expected to double by 2025 and despite the aforementioned slate of Rosatom projects at home and across the world.
Within the picture that I havesketched there also appear, as clear retrograde steps the continued nuclear explosions by the People's Republic of China and the explosions just announced by the President of France.
The overwhelming majority of Heads of Government condemned this continued nuclear testing, which was inconsistent with the undertaking given by the nuclear-weapon States to exercise utmost restraint so as not to affect the ongoing negotiations for the conclusion of the comprehensive test-ban treaty in 1996.
Indefinite extension of the Treaty will create an environment in which the pressures for continued nuclear disarmament will be maximized, in which nuclear proliferation will best be prevented, in which trade and cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy can best be maintained, and in which the goal of universal membership of the Treaty can best be reached.
More than 50 Commonwealth Heads of Government, meeting in Auckland last week,condemned continuing nuclear testing and urged its immediate cessation.
There are many proofs and indications of the continuing nuclear cooperation between Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom.
Apart from the undertaking given in article VI of the NPT"to pursue negotiations in good faith" for nuclear disarmament etc.,there is nothing to prevent the nuclear-weapon States from continuing nuclear tests.