Примеры использования Effective verification measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They should be in tune with effective verification measures.
Effective verification measures are indeed important to enhance confidence of States parties to a treaty.
An effective exchange of information forms the basis for effective verification measures also.
To that end, Malaysia believes that effective verification measures should be put in place to further strengthen the BWC.
We should not underestimate the importance of continuing our activity in the framework of multilateral security based on international law and providing for effective verification measures.
Malaysia believes that effective verification measures should also be put in place to strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention.
Like many other delegations,the delegation of Cameroon supports the principle of control accompanied by effective verification measures covering all weapons of mass destruction.
Chile considers that all disarmament instruments should establish effective verification measures, since verification is the mechanism that allows for maximum security that nuclear, chemical and biological materials and facilities are being used solely for peaceful purposes.
We must strengthen the Convention by extending its scope to cover internal as well as international conflicts and by insisting on effective verification measures to ensure compliance.
Noting the critical importance of and the vital contribution that has been made by effective verification measures in non-proliferation, arms limitation and disarmament agreements and other similar obligations.
The Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological(Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on Their Destruction, to which Malaysia is a party,faces the problem of the lack of effective verification measures.
The critical importance of, and the vital contribution that has been made by, effective verification measures in arms limitation and disarmament agreements and other similar obligations”.
Australia has made national statements of its commitment at major OPCW meetings, andactively participates in OPCW Industry Cluster meetings which develop more effective verification measures for CWC compliance.
These proposals are valid points of reference in defining the capabilities and characteristics of effective verification measures, like on-site inspections carried out at launch sites and made by international observer teams.
Cooperative initiatives of the kind suggested by IPFM are one example; the official declarations of fissile material production and stocks by the United States and the United Kingdom, which I referred to earlier,are another example that will also contribute to the development of effective verification measures for the new regime.
That is why it is so important that all States strive to establish appropriately robust and effective verification measures in bilateral and multilateral arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament agreements.
On biological weapons, as effective verification measures are an integral part of the effective functioning of the Biological Weapons Convention(BWC), we regret that the Ad Hoc Group on the draft composite text of the BWC Protocol failed to achieve a consensus and to adopt a final report of its work.
The new agreement will mutually enhance the security of the Parties and predictability and stability in strategic offensive forces, andwill include effective verification measures drawn from the experience of the Parties in implementing the START Treaty.
It is possible to develop technically, financially, legally and politically effective verification measures by using, extending or adapting elements of the IAEA comprehensive safeguards regime, including additional measures for existing stockpiles and declared excess fissile material.
President Obama and Russian President Medvedev have instructed that the new agreement achieve reductions lower than those in existing arms control agreements, andthat the new agreement should include effective verification measures drawn from our experience in implementing START.
The Union is working towards the early conclusion of a protocol containing reliable and effective verification measures to strengthen the 1972 Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological(Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on their Destruction.
We consider that a possible treaty that would put an end to the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons should be transparent, should address the question of stocks andshould contain effective verification measures without prejudging the outcome, nor should that outcome be tied to that of other negotiations.
Avoiding time-consuming and, we believe, futile efforts to negotiate so-called effective verification measures will expedite action by the Conference on Disarmament to conclude a legally binding ban on the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
The Republic of Panama supports all multilateral efforts aimed at non-proliferation, arms limitation and disarmament, andtherefore considers that the General Assembly's initiative to establish effective verification measures to ensure compliance with the relevant agreements is entirely viable and deserving of Panama's support.
General Assembly resolution 60/52 of 8 December 2005 reaffirms the critical importance of effective verification measures in non-proliferation, arms-control and disarmament agreements and other similar obligations, and the essential contribution that they have made in this regard.
The new agreement will seek to record levels of reductions in those arms lower than those contained in the 2002 Moscow Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions; enhance security, predictability and stability in United States andRussian strategic offensive arms; and include effective verification measures drawn from experience gained through the implementation of the START Treaty.
At its fifty-sixth session, the General Assembly reaffirmed the critical importance of and the vital contribution made by effective verification measures in arms limitation and disarmament agreements and other similar obligations and requested the Secretary-General to report to it at its fifty-eighth session on further views received from Member States pursuant to resolutions 50/61, 52/31 and 54/46 resolution 56/15.
But as can be seen from the above summary, there is a strong view among many states that negotiators should first look at the current IAEA safeguards measures as a basis and then see which ones could be applicable to an FMCT; andthat there are already a number of effective verification measures and methods readily applicable and other measures that could be applicable with necessary adjustments.
At its fifty-fourth session, the General Assembly reaffirmed the critical importance of, and the vital contribution that had been made by, effective verification measures in arms limitation and disarmament agreements and other similar obligations; and requested the Secretary-General to report to the Assembly at its fifty-sixth session on further views received from Member States pursuant to resolutions 50/61 and 52/31 resolution 54/46.
General Assembly resolution 59/93, adopted on 16 December 2004, reaffirms the importance of disarmament and non-proliferation education, especially on the subject of weapons of mass destruction, but also in the field of small arms and light weapons, terrorism and other challenges to international security and the process of disarmament,including effective verification measures in non-proliferation and arms limitation agreements and other similar obligations.