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Our Group affirms that such controversial concepts have no connection with existing international human rights instruments and should not be linked to them.
Given the past failures of the Islamic Republic of Iran to declare fully its nuclear activities,and the 2005 finding of the Board of Governors of the country's non-compliance with its obligation, the Vienna Group affirms that the establishment of confidence in the nuclear programme of the Islamic Republic of Iran requires not only assurances of the non-diversion of declared nuclear material, but equally importantly, of the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities.
The Group affirms that this request would be implemented in consultations with the African and Asian regional groups and with their understanding.
Given the past failures of the Islamic Republic of Iran to declare fully its nuclear activities, and the 2005 finding of the Board of Governors related to non-compliance by the Islamic Republic of Iran with its obligation,the Vienna Group affirms that the establishment of confidence in the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear programme requires not only assurances of the non-diversion of declared nuclear material, but equally importantly, of the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities.
The Group affirms that the NPT can help to ensure that international cooperation in nuclear safety will take place in an appropriate non-proliferation framework.
In all activities designed to facilitate the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the Vienna Group affirms that an INFCIRC/153(Corrected) safeguards agreement together with an Additional Protocol(INFCIRC/540(Corrected)) represent the current verification standard pursuant to article III(1) of the Treaty.
The Vienna Group affirms that the NPT can help to ensure that international co-operation in nuclear safety will take place in an appropriate non-proliferation framework.
In all activities designed to facilitate the peaceful uses of nuclear energy,the Vienna Group affirms that an INFCIRC/153(Corrected) Safeguards Agreement together with an Additional Protocol(INFCIRC/540(Corrected)) represent the Agency's safeguards system pursuant to Article III.1 of the Treaty.
The Vienna Group affirms the fundamental importance of full compliance with all the provisions of the Treaty, including with relevant safeguards agreements and subsidiary arrangements.
In all activities designed to facilitate the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the Group affirms that an INFCIRC/153(Corrected) Safeguards Agreement together with an Additional Protocol(INFCIRC/540(Corrected)) represent the Agency's safeguards system pursuant to article III.1 of the Treaty.
The Group affirms that a comprehensive safeguards agreement together with an additional protocol represents the verification standard pursuant to article III(1) of the Treaty.
In all activities designed to facilitate the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the Vienna Group affirms that an INFCIRC/153(Corrected) safeguards agreement together with an Additional Protocol(INFCIRC/540(Corrected)) represent the best current verification standard pursuant to article III(1) of the Treaty.
The Vienna Group affirms that the Non-Proliferation Treaty can help to ensure that international cooperation in nuclear safety will take place in an appropriate nonproliferation framework.
In all activities designed to facilitate the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the Vienna Group affirms that an INFCIRC/153(Corrected) safeguards agreement together with an additional protocol(INFCIRC/540(Corrected)) represent the verification standard pursuant to article III(1) of the Treaty.
The Group affirms that the IAEA can also support the Treaty by contributing to the verification of nuclear-weapon-free zones and of the conversion of nuclear weapons material and facilities to peaceful uses.
Given Iran's past failures to declare fully its nuclear activities,the Vienna Group affirms that the establishment of confidence in Iran's nuclear program requires not only assurances of the non-diversion of declared nuclear material, but equally importantly, of the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities.
The Group affirms its determination to continue to work with all the Ivorian parties with a view to contributing to a rapid resolution of the crisis, in keeping with its role as guarantor and impartial arbiter of the peace process.
Given the past failures of the Islamic Republic of Iran to declare fully its nuclear activities,the Vienna Group affirms that the establishment of confidence in the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear programme requires not only assurances of the non-diversion of declared nuclear material, but also, equally important, of the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities.
The Vienna Group affirms that the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons can help to ensure that international cooperation in nuclear safety will take place in an appropriate non-proliferation framework.
The G-10 meets informally prior to NPT meetings, with a view to facilitating discussionof article III and IV issues. The Group affirms that preserving the Treaty's benefits, including its effectiveness in checking nuclear proliferation, depends critically on maintaining international commitment to the Treaty and responding robustly to cases of non-compliance that threaten the NPT regime.
The Group affirms, therefore, that transfers of nuclear material, sensitive equipment or technology should take place only if the recipient State has in place an effective and adequate national system of nuclear security.
The Group affirms, therefore, that transfers of nuclear material, sensitive equipment or technology should take place only if the recipient State has in place an effective and adequate national system of nuclear security.
The Group affirms the importance of continued progress towards achieving universal participation in the United Nations System for the Standardized Reporting of Military Expenditures and recognizes the value of providing it with more comprehensive data.
The Group affirms that such arrangements could allow States to choose the option of nuclear power without developing a full fuel cycle and without subjecting the future of their nuclear power programmes to the political considerations of particular suppliers.
The Group affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
The Group affirms that peace will never be achieved unless an independent State of Palestine is established with East Jerusalem as its capital, and that Israel's actions are meant to thwart the peace process, undermine the efforts of the United States to facilitate negotiations and spread anarchy in the region.
The Group affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
The Group affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime and other transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
The Group affirms that the issue of climate change is of vital importance to sustainable development, and that responsibility for sustainable development lies with the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council and their relevant subsidiary organs, including the Commission on Sustainable Development and the United Nations Environment Programme.
The Group affirms that East Jerusalem is an integral part of the territory of the State of Palestine that was occupied in 1967 and that all Israeli actions aimed at obliterating the city's cultural, human and historical legacy and changing its demographic composition and its status are invalid under international law and the relevant United Nations resolutions.