Примеры использования Development of nuclear technology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development of nuclear technology transformed the nature of global security.
The Islamic Republic of Iran considers the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right.
Development of nuclear technology is closely related to the formation of radioactive waste(RW).
Countries like Pakistan, which have scarce natural resources,will continue to rely on the development of nuclear technology for their energy needs.
All States parties to the NPT consider the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be their inalienable right, and thus can invest human and material resources in this field.
In particular, it was important not to hinder the inalienable right of all States parties to the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Like other members of the NPT,Iran considers the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right and has thus invested extensive human and material resources in that field.
I would also like to commend the efforts of the Agency itself in assisting developing countries in the area of the peaceful use and development of nuclear technology.
We reaffirm our support for the Agency in its mission to promote and facilitate the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses, as embodied in Article II of its Statute.
The growing emphasis on strengthening non-proliferation mechanisms has not, regrettably, been accompanied by parallel efforts in terms of disarmament andenhancement of international cooperation for the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
We reaffirm our support for the Agency in its mission to promote and facilitate the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses, as embodied in Article II of its Statute.
Unfair restrictions on the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses only serve to strengthen the monopoly of the few over nuclear technology, and thus to aggravate the sense of discrimination and the existence of double standards.
We reaffirm our support for the IAEA in its mission to promote and facilitate the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses, as embodied in article II of its statute.
The selective implementation of disarmament obligations agreed by consensus is accompanied by progressive efforts to strengthen non-proliferation mechanisms which could restrict cooperation for the use and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Like all other members of the NPT,Iran considers the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right, and has thus invested extensive human and material resources in the field.
I should like to add that such a security assurance may also help to discourage many non-nuclear-weapon States that possess a certain level of nuclear ability from considering the development of nuclear technology for other than peaceful purposes.
Iran, as a party to the NPT,considers the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right and has thus invested extensive human and material resources in the field of nuclear power.
In this regard, the Plurinational State of Bolivia recognizes the inalienable right of States to the use and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, within the framework of article IV of the Treaty.
The Nigerian delegation considers nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament as two sides of the same coin that must be pursued with equal vigour in order tofacilitate the IAEA's safeguards regime and the Agency's role as watchdog in the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
In conclusion, I would like to reiterate that the Islamic Republic of Iran,as a party to the NPT, considers the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be an inalienable right of all NPT States parties.
Like all other members of the NPT,Iran considers the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right, and it has therefore invested extensive human and material resources in that field.
The growing emphasis on strengthening non-proliferation mechanisms in the current international situation must be accompanied by similar efforts in terms of disarmament andenhancement of international cooperation for the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
All non-nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty consider the pursuit and the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes as their inalienable right and thus can invest human and material resources in this field.
Ghana's cooperation with IAEA will focus on critical aspects of human health, water resources development, crop production, livestock development andthe development of human resources for the application and development of nuclear technology and biotechnology in Ghana.
All States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons consider the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be their inalienable right, and can thus invest human and material resources in this field.
To demonstrate its unequivocal commitment to international cooperation on the peaceful use of nuclear technologies, the European Union actively participated in the organization of a seminar on Nuclear Suppliers Group transparency, to explain the Group's policy,the aim of which is to encourage the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses, in particular by promoting transparency in nuclear export controls.
On this basis,China has vigorously participated in and supported multilateral cooperation efforts to promote the development of nuclear technology and the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and has assumed international obligations in that regard.
We could not agree more that nonproliferation control arrangements should be transparent and open to participation by all States, and should ensure that they do not impose restrictions on the access to material,equipment and the development of nuclear technology and know-how for peaceful purposes required by Member States, particularly developing countries, for their continued development. .
Since some delegations have made baseless allegations against Iran, I feel obliged to put on record the following factual information: Iran, like all other parties to the NPT,considers the pursuit and development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to be its inalienable right, and has thus invested extensive human and material resources in this field.
And lastly, but by no means as less important regarding our priorities is ISTC's contribution to the development of nuclear technologies for medicine, such as for cancer diagnosis and treatment.