Примеры использования Do not possess nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My delegation trusts that we can address this issue andthe legitimate concerns of those among us who do not possess nuclear weapons.
In essence, the Treaty requires those that do not possess nuclear weapons not to acquire such weapons, while also requiring those that do possess them to disarm.
We must conclude a universal, unconditional andlegally binding instrument ensuring the security of States that do not possess nuclear weapons.
Countries that do not possess nuclear weapons, such as Algeria, have the right to ask nuclear States to truly embrace nuclear disarmament.
That may be achieved by developing a binding international instrument that guarantees safety andstability of States that do not possess nuclear weapons.
Though these States do not possess nuclear weapons, they could play a more active and positive role, either collectively or otherwise, in promoting nuclear disarmament.
We might well wonder whether the real objective of its adoption is to maintain a status quo which is totally unacceptable to the countries that do not possess nuclear weapons.
The States which do not possess nuclear weapons and have entered into agreements such as the NPT and the Tlatelolco Treaty expressly renounce the acquisition of the most destructive weapon of all.
To that end, we must work to quickly conclude an unconditional andlegally binding international instrument on security guarantees for States that do not possess nuclear weapons.
In our view, all countries which do not possess nuclear weapons could assume agreed obligations relating to the complete renunciation of the deployment of nuclear weapons on their territory.
Let us resume our dialogue in an ad hoc committee in order to make progress in the consideration of the issue andthus address the legitimate concerns of those of us who do not possess nuclear weapons.
The Treaty's principal beneficiaries are those member states that do not possess nuclear weapons because they can be assured that their neighbors also do not possess nuclear weapons.
Also, if the bilateral and plurilateral negotiations depend, quite validly, on the security perceptions of thoseengaged in this process, the security perceptions of those who do not possess nuclear weapons also need to be taken into account.
At present, 187 States have signed the Treaty,including 182 States that do not possess nuclear weapons, and the five States that had tested nuclear weapons before the Treaty came into force.
Bahrain views Security Council resolution 984(1995), despite the limited nature of the guarantees it embodies,as a first positive step towards security guarantees that are applicable to all, for States which do not possess nuclear weapons.
We believe it is a priority that we countries that do not possess nuclear weapons should receive effective assurances from nuclear-weapon States concerning the use or threat of nuclear arms.
Numerous initiatives have been made, and no State objects to the concept of NSAs,yet no single legally binding instrument is on the way to guarantee the attainment of NSAs for States which do not possess nuclear weapons.
The Conference on Disarmament provides a forum for these nuclear-armed States to engage with others that do not possess nuclear weapons in order to reach agreements that enhance global collective security.
The Agreement signed between Ukraine and the IAEA was observed as a temporary and its contents was in compliance with the traditional text of agreements on safeguards(INFCIRC/153),which the IAEA signs with countries which do not possess nuclear weapons.
I shall conclude on a positive note andshow that the States that do not possess nuclear weapons are the most committed to the objective of nuclear disarmament and seek a similar commitment from the nuclear Powers.
Cuba is also prepared to negotiate in parallel in the Conference a treaty that eliminates and prohibits nuclear weapons, a treaty prohibiting an arms race in outer space anda treaty providing effective security assurances for States that, like Cuba, do not possess nuclear weapons.
It also believes that the fears of many countries that do not possess nuclear weapons should be seriously taken into account in the light of the continued instability in the Middle East and the growing dangers arising from recent events in the region.
Of course we have no objection to the holding of substantive discussions within an agreed programme of work of the Conference on the issue of nuclear disarmament andprospects of achieving appropriate international agreements on security assurances to States which do not possess nuclear weapons.
They also raise the problem of the unequal world nuclear order andthe profound concern of States that do not possess nuclear weapons concerning the slow practical implementation of the disarmament promises made under article VI of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty NPT.
We share the general objective of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, but we have not acceded to the Treaty, because of, among other things,the difference between the Treaty obligations and duties of countries that do not possess nuclear weapons and those of the nuclear Powers.
Like others in this room my delegation believes that parties to the NPT which do not possess nuclear weapons have a legitimate right to receive a legally binding commitment from nuclear-weapon States that they will not use or threaten to use such weapons against them.
One of the priorities of the programme is the early adoption of a binding international instrument which provides unconditional and legally binding safeguards for all the Member States which do not possess nuclear weapons in order to protect them against the use or the threat of use of nuclear weapons.
Under these circumstances the States that do not possess nuclear weapons have a legitimate expectation that those who are not yet bound by a legal obligation not to produce the material in question-- be they parties to the NPT or not-- should make special and dedicated efforts to remedy this situation with a view to closing this legal gap.
Thirdly, there is a need to strengthen efforts to develop effective,unconditional international instruments guaranteeing the security of States that do not possess nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, and confirm the right of those States to have access to modern technologies that can be used for peaceful developmental purposes.
Pending the achievement of the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, the Indonesian delegation would like to stress the urgent need for early agreement on a universal, unconditional andlegally binding instrument to assure States that do not possess nuclear weapons against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.