Примеры использования Conventional weaponry на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some continue to view deadly conventional weaponry as just another commercial commodity.
Increasingly, this Committee has taken into account the ills andsuffering brought about by conventional weaponry.
As a result, local and regional access to highly lethal conventional weaponry has not been properly regulated.
In respect of conventional weaponry, we applaud the enhancement of controls through the commencement of the Register of conventional-arms transfers.
In our efforts to prevent the further spread of weapons of mass destruction, we should not lose sight of the need to control conventional weaponry.
Proposals to control or restrain conventional weaponry have been before the United Nations since 1950, and with the League of Nations even before that.
These general provisions andrestrictions of international law prohibit making the civilian population the object of the use of any conventional weaponry.
MythBusters also pointed out that conventional weaponry, such as flaming arrows or bolts from a catapult, would have been a far easier way of setting a ship on fire at short distances.
Israel's nuclear programme has exacerbated the arms race in the region andhas forced others within the area to turn to more advanced conventional weaponry.
If such countries are so willing to finance and supply rockets and conventional weaponry to terrorists, what will prevent them from providing those same terrorists with non-conventional weapons?
In that respect,we believe it necessary for the international community to devote greater attention to the threat of the illicit proliferation of conventional weaponry.
We must also explore ways to lessen the pressure on States to engage in conventional weaponry build-ups, while safeguarding the legitimate right to self-defence of all Member States.
The Register has provided the international community with an important tool with which to begin addressing the problem of excessive anddestabilizing accumulations of conventional weaponry.
However, most important that all States support this initial international exercise in the transparency of conventional weaponry by providing as much information as possible in their returns.
We look forward to its extension beyond transfers to cover production and holdings so thatit may become a real international exercise in transparency in conventional weaponry.
The Government condemned the targeting of Palestinian civilians with increasingly sophisticated new conventional weaponry and with unconventional and banned weapons, including incendiary weapons and dense inert metal explosives DIME.
These same countries have also been seeking to develop weapons of mass destruction in breach of their international commitments and have proved their readiness to supply andarm terrorist groups with conventional weaponry and rockets.
Most cannot be injured by conventional weaponry, and even if they somehow are, an Eternal can rapidly regenerate any damage as long as they are able to retain their mental hold over their bodies; this mental bond can be broken however.
The United Kingdom has also been concerned about the destabilizing impact of missile proliferation andremains anxious to ensure that transfers and build-ups of conventional weaponry do not exceed levels legitimately required for self-defence.
While Bolivia is a pacifist country,it makes use of its legitimate right to acquire and update its conventional weaponry with a view to its self-defence, as provided in the Charter of the United Nations, always respecting the international policies in force and without shattering the mutual confidence maintained with other States.
I fully agree with the view expressed by the representative of Spain that, in all probability, it is on the regional level that increased confidence and greater transparency in military matters have the most significant, positive effects,especially as far as conventional weaponry is concerned.
In response, the OSCE Ministerial Council called upon member States to focus special attention on the illicit trafficking anduncontrolled spread of conventional weaponry and small arms and light weapons and the potential for criminals and terrorist organizations to gain access to them.
The very latest conventional weaponry was being used against the Palestinian population of the occupied territories, and the Israeli army's unequal combat with a civilian population that was defending its inalienable right to exist as an independent State laid bare Israel's wholesale violation of Palestinians' human rights and of international law.
While Australia regrets that the recent expert group was unable to reach consensus to expand the Register beyond transfers,it is important to strengthen this initial international exercise in transparency of conventional weaponry by seeking to ensure universal participation.
The Persian Gulf conflict in 1990-1991 is widely seen as having contributed to the view that the accumulation of advanced conventional weaponry can play a major role in causing or aggravating regional armed conflicts and as such may constitute an important threat to international stability.
It involved cooperation in developing anti-ballistic missile systems, the transfer of dual-use space technology for intercontinental ballistic missiles,the provision of nuclear-powered submarines and the development of submarine-launched ballistic-missile capability, as well as massive sales of latest-generation conventional weaponry worth several billion dollars.
One aspect is the concern with the proliferation in all its aspects- including horizontal andvertical- of weapons of mass destruction and sophisticated conventional weaponry, leading to arms build-ups in excess of legitimate security needs and ultimately threatening international peace and security.
High expectations violently oscillated with the doldrums of despair; the exuberant relief of peoples ridding themselves of totalitarian rule alternated with the miserable anguish of occupation and“ethnic cleansing”; rays of hope were paralleled by violentexplosions of civil strife; nuclear non-proliferation was countered by a devastating spread in the traffic in conventional weaponry; peace for some was matched by wanton slaughter for others.
For developing countries such as Ghana, the illicit proliferation of small arms andlight weapons and other conventional weaponry continues to pose a serious threat to our national security and to our socioeconomic and political stability, given the linkage to other crimes such as terrorism, organized crime, drug trading and indeed human trafficking.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 46/36 L of 6 December 1991, whereby the Register was established,we believe that the Register's scope should be broadened to encompass all information related to sophisticated conventional weaponry and weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons, and advanced technology that could give the Register a more comprehensive, balanced and non-discriminatory nature, thus allowing for increased systematic involvement in its activities.