Примеры использования Continued possession на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Treaty should not be seen as legitimizing continued possession of nuclear weapons.
As a result, the continued possession of nuclear weapons serves as a potential driver of proliferation.
We can only deter such threats in future through the continued possession of nuclear weapons.
As a result, the continued possession of nuclear weapons serves as a potential driver of proliferation.
All States possessing nuclear weapons must address the issue of their continued possession of such weapons.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons increased the possibility that they might fall into the hands of terrorists.
Non-proliferation is not meant to ensure the continued possession of nuclear weapons by powerful States.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons is an irresponsible incentive to proliferation, which heightens nuclear danger in the world.
(2) that such new copy or adaptation is for archival purposes only andthat all archival copies are destroyed in the event that continued possession of the computer program should cease to be rightful.
Switzerland is also convinced that the continued possession of nuclear weapons by some States may increase the risk of nuclear proliferation.
Modern designs are being maintained and even upgraded into more sophisticated weaponry andthe focus continues to be on new rationalizations for the continued possession of nuclear weapons, rather than for abolishing them.
The principal danger arises from the continued possession and possible use of nuclear weapons by some of the nuclear-weapon States.
If we agree to condemn the use of weapons of mass destruction, we should also condemn their possession, prohibit their production anddestroy all stockpiles because the continued possession of any such weapon implies that it can still be used.
Uganda was convinced that the continued possession of nuclear weapons by some countries without any conditions would remain a destabilizing factor.
In many ways, the international community's struggle to prevent nuclear weapons proliferation andtheir means of delivery, and the continued possession of nuclear weapons by a number of states, is now spilling over into the space security issue.
South Africa believes that the continued possession of nuclear weapons, irrespective of where they are, continues to pose a danger to international peace and security.
All speakers at the rally expressed strong support for the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and denounced the continued possession by Hizbullah of arms outside the control of the State and their use as a political instrument in the domestic arena.
The continued possession and development of nuclear weapons are a threat to international peace and security and contrary to the objective of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Other challenges emanate from the emergence of strategic doctrines that promote the continued possession and development of nuclear weapons and the threat of their use against non-nuclear-weapon States, based on security considerations.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons or the retention of the nuclear weapons option by some States exacerbates the possibility of these weapons falling into the hands of terrorists.
Many States parties expressed their concern that the continued possession of nuclear weapons might provide an incentive for additional States to acquire nuclear weapons.
Continued possession by the grantor or anybody closely associated with the grantor would not provide a sufficient signal to third parties that the grantor's title is potentially encumbered.
The Canberra Commission emphasizes three fundamental reasons against the continued possession of nuclear weapons: their inadequate military utility, the risk of accidental or unauthorized launch and the fact that the possession of nuclear weapons by only five countries was an unacceptable and unsustainable situation.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons by Israel posed the gravest threat to the stability and security of States parties in the Middle East and jeopardized the Treaty's role in the region.
Switzerland is also convinced that continued possession of nuclear weapons by some States, and the continued attribution of"value" to nuclear weapons as a tool for enhancing security, may increase the risk of nuclear proliferation.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons, or the retention of the nuclear weapons option by some States, creates the very real danger that they may be used or fall into the hands of non-State actors.
South Africa believes that the continued possession of these weapons or the retention of the nuclear weapons option by some States creates a real danger that they may be used, as well as the possibility that they may fall into the hands of non-State actors.
The continued possession, proliferation and improvement of nuclear weapons should be a source of great concern to the international community in the light of the grave danger that they pose to international peace and security.
However, the continued possession of such weapons by some member States, coupled with the ambitions of others to own the same, remains one of the fundamental threats to global human and environmental security.
The continued possession, proliferation and improvement of nuclear weapons should be a source of great concern to the international community in the light of the grave danger that they pose to international peace and security.