Примеры использования Fissionable material на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fissionable material.
Although sometimes used as a synonym for fissionable material, this term has acquired a more restricted meaning.
My delegation has no special problem with the establishment of an ad hoc committee on fissionable material.
Special fissionable material.
Natural uranium isotope with atomic mass 235 andhalf-life of 7.1 х 108 years; the only existing fissionable material.
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Special fissionable material, plus neptunium.
Nuclear material, including source material and special fissionable material, plus neptunium and americium.
Special fissionable material plus neptunium" and"unirradiated direct use material. .
Tens of thousands of warheads are now scheduled for dismantlement, and the fissionable material thus generated will amount to hundreds of tonnes.
Special Fissionable Material" means fissionable material that can be used for the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
This should include specific verification provisions and cover all fissionable material, including that which is in caches.
On the issue of fissionable material from dismantled weapons, President Clinton and President Yeltsin agreed in January 1994 to establish a joint working group to consider, inter alia.
IAEA safeguards are applied to"nuclear material"-- any source or special fissionable material as defined in Article XX of the IAEA Statute.
Devise methods whereby… fissionable material would be allocated to serve the peaceful pursuits of mankind." Official Records of the General Assembly, Eighth Session, Plenary Meetings, 470th meeting, para. 118.
Eisenhower named the main responsibility of the Atomic Energy Agency, which was to devise methods whereby this fissionable material would be used for peaceful purposes.
Any source material or special fissionable material as defined in Article XX of the IAEA Statute.
For States without nuclear power programmes,the system would capture information on any source or special fissionable material held for non-power applications.
Not to provide sources or special fissionable material, or equipment or material especially designed or prepared for the processing, use or production of special fissionable material for peaceful purposes to.
Steps to ensure the transparency and irreversibility of the process of reduction of nuclear weapons,including the possibility of putting a portion of the fissionable material under IAEA safeguards.
The agreement allows for the application of safeguards on all source or special fissionable material in facilities or parts thereof within the United Kingdom, subject to exclusions for national security reasons only.
Article III(1) of the Treaty requires each non-nuclear-weapons State party to accept safeguards on all source and special fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities.
Special fissionable material plus neptunium" and"unirradiated direct use material"(including or excluding neptunium and americium) are not the only options for the definition of"fissile material" and(implicitly) the definition of"production" in an FMCT.
It would also be desirable for nuclear-weapon States to report regularly on their stockpiles,delivery systems, fissionable material reserves and exports of military technology.
Source or special fissionable material, and equipment and non-nuclear material shall not be re-exported to a non-nuclear-weapon State not party to the Treaty unless the recipient State accepts safeguards on the re-exported item.
IAEA safeguards are applied to"nuclear material", which is defined as any source or special fissionable material- and this comes from article XX of the IAEA Statute.
In order tomake the nuclear disarmament process irreversible, no more fissionable material must be produced for weapons purposes, and weapons-grade fissionable material from dismantled weaponry must not be used to build new weapons and must not fall into the hands of nuclear smugglers.
Australia actively supports the application of IAEA comprehensive safeguards, together with IAEA additional protocols,to all source or special fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities.
For exports to a non-nuclear-weapon State not party to the Treaty,such source or special fissionable material, as well as transferred equipment and nonnuclear material, shall be subject to safeguards under an agreement with IAEA;
The Vienna Group recalls that article III(1)of the Treaty requires each nonnuclear-weapon State to accept safeguards on all source and special fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities.
Supporting the IAEA to ensure that IAEA comprehensive safeguards apply to all source or special fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities in the States parties in accordance with the provisions of article III of the Treaty;