Примеры использования Effective assurances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The most effective assurances would be the complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear weapons.
Neither Working Groups of the Conference, until 1983, nor its Ad Hoc Committees,between 1984 and 1994, made much progress in evolving credible and effective assurances.
Australia would welcome stronger and more effective assurances from the nuclear-weapon States, with fewer caveats.
Effective assurances of supply will have to include back-up sources of supply in the event that an MNA supplier is unable to provide the required material or services.
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.
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In the meantime, effective assurances were needed to prohibit the use or the threat of use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
The Government is exploring solutions for them, including resettlement in a third country or safe return to their country of origin when the risk of harmno longer exists or when reliable and effective assurances can be received from the home country.
Effective assurances of supply would have to include back-up sources of supply in the event that an MNA supplier is unable to provide the required material or services.
Thus, Argentina urges the nuclear-weapon States to grant more effective assurances to the nonnuclearweapon States that they will never use or threaten to use such weapons against them.
Another very important aspect dealt with in this draft resolution is security assurances, which have gained more importance, particularly in current circumstances, andwhich require the nuclear-weapon States to present more effective assurances that would help consolidate the picture when dealing with nuclear disarmament issues.
At the same time,it is crucial that effective assurances be provided to the non-nuclear-weapon States with regard to the non-use or threat of use of such weapons.
Given that the authors have been found to be refugees, they are owed protection obligations under international law and cannot be returned to their countries of origin. The Government of Australia is exploring solutions for them, including resettlement in a third country or safe return to their country of origin when the risk of harmno longer exists or when reliable and effective assurances can be received from the home country.
The need for credible and effective assurances has taken on greater importance in view of developments in nuclear deterrence doctrines, which rely increasingly on nuclear weapons.
Calls upon all States, including those Members of the Conference on Disarmament, particularly the Nuclear Weapon States, to work urgently towards a multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument to assure unconditionally Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons andto explore all additional means to provide effective assurances to Non-Nuclear Weapon States in the global or regional context.
Thus, in the United Nations,Argentina has urged the nuclear-weapon States to grant more effective assurances to the non-nuclear-weapon States that they will never use or threaten to use such weapons against such States.
The Meeting called upon all States, including those Members of the Conference on Disarmament, particularly the Nuclear Weapon States, to work urgently towards a multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument to assure unconditionally Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons andto explore all additional means to provide effective assurances to Non-Nuclear Weapon States in the global or regional context.
The State authorities effecting the transfer seek andreceive credible and effective assurances, undertakings or other binding commitments from the State to which the person is to be transferred that he or she will not be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;
Calls upon all States, including those Members of the Conference on Disarmament, particularly the Nuclear Weapon States, to work urgently towards a multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument to assure unconditionally Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons andto explore all additional means to provide effective assurances to Non-Nuclear Weapon States in the global or regional context. Pending the conclusion or such legally binding instrument, the Nuclear Weapon States should fully observe their existing obligations.
Requests States that have received a request for extradition on a capital charge to reserve explicitly the right to refuse extradition in the absence of effective assurances from relevant authorities of the requesting State that capital punishment will not be carried out, andcalls upon States to provide such effective assurances if requested to do so;
Algeria recommends that the Conference should reaffirm the commitments undertaken previously and reiterated in Security Council resolution 984(1995);recognize the legitimate right of non-nuclear-weapon States to obtain effective assurances; and call upon States Parties to conclude an international legally binding instrument containing a commitment on the part of nuclear-weapon States not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
A well-functioning international market provides an effective assurance of nuclear fuel supply.
Deeply convinced that the most effective assurance for Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons is the total elimination of all nuclear weapons;
Brazil believes that the only truly effective assurance against nuclear weapons is their complete elimination under international supervision.
Deeply convinced that the most effective assurance for Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons is the total elimination of all nuclear weapons;
Sri Lanka believed that the most effective assurance in that regard was complete nuclear disarmament and the prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Ratification of the Additional Protocol andthe provision of objective guarantees would constitute the most effective assurance that Iran's nuclear programme was exclusively for peaceful purposes.
The most effective assurance against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons would obviously be their complete elimination.
In the discussions on restructuring the Security Council, attention should be given to reviewing relations between the General Assembly and the Security Council, andtheir respective functions, for the effective assurance of international peace and security.
Some of them reiterated their deep conviction that the complete elimination of nuclear weapons was the only effective assurance against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons and stressed the necessity to recognize the right of non-nuclear-weapon States not to be attacked or threatened with these weapons.
In a declaration issued on 31 March 1994(CD/1256) the Group of 21 reiterated its conviction that the complete elimination of nuclear weapons was the only effective assurance against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons and stressed the necessity to recognize the right of non-nuclear-weapon States not to be attacked nor threatened with these weapons.