Примеры использования Global zero на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We certainly agree that it would be the next major step on the way to Global Zero.
Global zero has been endorsed as the common objective of NPT member States.
Several world leaders have expressly acknowledged the necessity of moving towards global zero.
Global zero should be pursued in tandem with conventional disarmament.
Which path offers the most realistic way to accelerate progress towards global zero?
At the Global Zero Conference held in Paris, France called for a prompt entry into force of the Treaty.
Rachel Day(Carlsen) is a PNND Program Officer in Prague and part of the Global Zero Student/Youth Network.
We endorse the call for moving towards global zero-- a phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons worldwide.
Also in my own country, the Netherlands,there is a revival of interest in a"global zero" approach.
France played an active role in the inaugural conference of the"Global Zero" initiative held in Paris and called for a prompt entry into force of the Treaty.
The international community has high expectations that the Conference on Disarmament will realize Global Zero in the near future.
I endorse the recommendation of the Global Zero initiative whereby the elimination of nuclear weapons is the only lasting means of stopping proliferation.
Moving from the dream of a world free of nuclear weapons to actual"global zero" would take time and much effort.
These initiatives have generated widespreadsupport from civil society, which has been calling for radical steps towards global zero.
It is encouraging that the discussion of a global zero vision, whereby we would eventually reach a world free of nuclear weapons.
We call on other nuclear States to complement these noble efforts,which we hope will one day deliver us the dream of global zero.
Moreover, active engagement towards reaching"global zero" was also acknowledged by the third NPDI ministerial meeting, which took place in New York on 21 September.
Canada welcomes recent statements by several of the recognized nuclear-weapon States to work towards a step-by-step approach to reaching"global zero.
However, progress towards"global zero" can be achieved only through enhanced strategic stability and strict adherence to the principle of equal security for all.
It is a potentially powerful process-- and the operative word is process-- that can help ease the Conference on Disarmament onto the path to achieve a Global Zero.
The most effective way to move towards"global zero" was through a universal legal instrument establishing a strict multilateral verification mechanism.
Canada welcomes recent statements by several of the recognized nuclear-weapons States to work towards a step-by-step approach to reaching"global zero.
If there was no clear progress towards"global zero", it would explore with others the feasibility of a global instrument to ban nuclear weapons.
In that connection,the idea has acquired high-profile supporters, while the international community has also been addressing it constructively through the"global zero" discourse.
He is now President d'Honneur of CEDN,a member of the Global Zero movement, a member of Pugwash, a member of the European Leadership Network, and Vice-President of"Initiatives pour le Désarmement Nucléaire" IDN.
This is the consensus we needto foster as the foundation for a sustainable global non-proliferation regime and as motivation for running the marathon towards global zero.
At a time when many speak of a newdawn for nuclear arms control, with the perspective even of global zero, such nineteenth-century secret diplomacy methods surely should not be the order of the day anymore.
We are seeing a growing number of disarmament initiatives-- in particular in the nuclear field-- including the Hoover Initiative,the Evans-Kawaguchi Commission and the Global Zero initiative, to mention just a few.
The decisions announced in favour of nuclear disarmament and the abolitionist global zero option have, of course, raised expectations that more flexible positions will be adopted and new momentum given to disarmament.
More recently, this has been echoed by senior statesmen, including Vaclav Havel, Ricardo Lagos, Fernando Cardoso, Yasuo Fukuda, Ruud Lubbers andHelmut Schmidt, who launched the Global Zero campaign to advocate total nuclear disarmament.