Примеры использования Development of new weapons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are worried that the development of new weapons may result in the resumption of tests.
Participants also made proposals on preventing the modernization of existing nuclear arsenals and the development of new weapons.
We are concerned that the development of new weapons may result in the resumption of tests.
Governments and States need to employ the concept of confidence-building to stop the arms race and the development of new weapons.
A freeze on the development of new weapons would allow resources to be redirected to development needs.
The New Agenda Coalition is deeply concerned about plans to research the development of new weapons or the modification of existing ones.
The possible development of new weapons and new targeting options to serve aggressive counter-proliferation purposes further undermines disarmament commitments;
It is generally agreed that the text is limited to prohibiting nuclear tests without banning laboratory nuclear tests or the qualitative development of new weapons systems.
Early entry into force of the CTBT was essential to prevent the development of new weapons and diminish the role of nuclear weapons in security policies.
The development of new weapons systems, such as low-yield nuclear weapons, strategic non-nuclear missiles and hypersonic high-precision non-nuclear systems for prompt, long-range strikes are also causes for concern.
As to the specific measures, firstly,all States possessing nuclear weapons need to declare moratoria on the development of new weapons and new types of nuclear weapons. .
Technological processes could also lead to the development of new weapons based on the application of modern principles of physics, such as weapons using atomic particle beams.
Its possible applicability in armed conflict needs further study even if the precautionary principle is indeed already partially present in international humanitarian law treaties,in particular in article 36 of Protocol I, which governs the development of new weapons.
Technological processes could also lead to the development of new weapons based on the application of principles of modern physics, such as atomic particle beam weapons. .
As reaffirmed at the fourth CTBT ministerial meeting on 24 September 2008 in New York,the CTBT would contribute towards the prevention of the vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons by halting the development of new weapons of mass destruction.
In this pursuit of limiting the development of new weapons, it is also essential to strengthen the prohibition regimes established by the Conventions on biological and chemical weapons. .
There were four areas of particular concern: reducing nuclear arsenals; bringing into force the CTBT;halting the development of new weapons and systems; and keeping nuclear weapons out of regional conflicts.
The possible development of new weapons and new targeting options to serve aggressive counter-proliferation purposes further undermines this solemn disarmament undertaking, while creating new incentives for clandestine programmes.
At the same time, the United States was intensifying the development of new weapons and the deployment of troops around the world, trying to impose military rule and a global empire aimed at subjecting all countries to the same conduct and the same political and ideological thinking.
In Foreign policy, Cheney opposed the application of the treaties to the Panama Canal negotiated by Jimmy Carter;he systematically supported de development of new weapons, such as the MX missile, and rejected any sanctions against the South Africa Apartheid racist regime.
Moreover, since the nuclear threat also lay in the possible development of new weapons, it was important to negotiate a multilateral, non-discriminatory and verifiable treaty prohibiting the production of fissionable material for nuclear weapons or other explosive nuclear devices and to arrive at a comprehensive ban on all nuclear tests.
In Foreign policy, Cheney opposed the application of the treaties to the Panama Canal negotiated by Jimmy Carter;he systematically supported de development of new weapons, such as the MX missile, and rejected any sanctions against the South Africa Apartheid racist regime.
The qualitative improvement of existing nuclear weapons and the development of new weapons-- both violations of States' obligations under the NonProliferation Treaty-- was of great concern, especially given certain States' plans to deploy new anti-missile defence systems and to strengthen alliances with other States whose military strategies involved nuclear weapons.
Their commitment to continue to contribute to the further development of international humanitarian law andin this context to keep under review both the development of new weapons and uses of weapons, which may have indiscriminate effect or cause unnecessary suffering.
It is also conducting an arms race that has allowed the development of new weapons with harmful effects on the health of people and the environment, and it is increasing its enormous arsenals of weapons of mass destruction.
Welcomes the commitment by States parties to continue to contribute to the further development of international humanitarian law andin this context to keep under review both the development of new weapons and uses of weapons, which may have indiscriminate effects or cause unnecessary suffering;
Emphasizing the need to further strengthen nuclear security, he hailed the renewed engagement expressed by participants at the Nuclear Security Summit, held in Washington, D.C., especially the commitment to secure all vulnerable nuclear material within four years, and acknowledged the efforts of countries seeking early ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty,which would help to prevent development of new weapons.
Their leading role had even been revitalized by new rationalizations for the possession of nuclear arsenals and the development of new weapons, and could become a paradigm for other States to pursue the militarization of their nuclear programmes.
It is accepted that requiring transparency in the weapons review process under Article 36 may well be inappropriate, because of the strategic andsecurity implications that would flow from making public information related to the development of new weapons, means or methods of warfare.