Примеры использования Hands of non-state actors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That is the most effective way to ensure that such weapons do not fall into the hands of non-State actors.
Armed drones may fall into the hands of non-State actors and may also be hacked by enemies or other entities.
It is critical that weapons of mass destruction stay forever out of the hands of non-State actors.
The risk of such weapons falling into the hands of non-State actors, in particular terrorists, exacerbates our concerns further.
Undoubtedly, there is widespread concern about the risk of WMDs falling into the hands of non-State actors.
Experts seemed to agree that military explosives fall into the hands of non-state actors as a result of a unsecured stockpiles, b abandoned ammunition, or c unexploded ordnance.
That is the most effective way to guarantee that the weapons do not fall into the hands of non-State actors or terrorists.
What is needed today are more proactive measures to prevent lethal weapons from falling into the hands of non-State actors, as well as the consistent implementation of Security Council resolution 1540(2004) and other counter-terrorism resolutions of the Council.
Guatemala also shares the concern that weapons of mass destruction might fall into the hands of non-State actors.
The danger posed bythe increased risk of nuclear weapons or their components falling into the hands of non-State actors or, in some cases, rogue actors within State structures, has further aggravated existing dangers.
Identify opportunities to highlight the threat of weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of non-State actors.
IAEA helped States prevent nuclear material andrelated technologies from falling into the hands of non-State actors and, accordingly, helped States fulfil their international obligations, including under Security Council resolutions 1540(2004) and 1673 2006.
In addition, there is the risk of environmental impact andthe risk of those munitions falling into the hands of non-State actors.
Several of those panels have made a series of recommendations,including that the United Nations consider approving measures to harmonize the various controls necessary to ensure that man-portable air defence systems do not fall into the hands of non-state actors and terrorist groups, in particular the Al-Qaida network and its associates; 5 and that it establish a monitoring mechanism to investigate and verify violations of the arms embargo against Somalia, 6 which the Council established by paragraph 2 of its resolution 1519( 2003) of 16 December 2003.
Clandestine nuclear programmes andunreported activities gave warning of the risk of nuclear weapons falling into the hands of non-State actors.
The threat posed by the increased risk of nuclear weapons or their components falling into the hands of non-State actors, including terrorists, has further aggravated existing dangers.
Convinced also that the retention of nuclear weapons carries the inherent risk of contributing to proliferation and falling into the hands of non-State actors.
The very real possibility of systems andcomponents falling into the hands of non-State actors has aggravated current dangers.
International networks for the procurement of chemical, biological andnuclear technology demonstrated the danger of such weapons falling into the hands of non-State actors.
The very real danger posed bythe increased risk of systems and components falling into the hands of non-State actors has aggravated the current dangers.
They also foster a culture of corruption and multiply the risks of and encourage the transfer of arms into the hands of non-State actors.
I call on all Member States to cooperate to ensure that such systems do not fall into the hands of non-State actors and terrorists or threaten civilian aviation.
Resolution 1540(2004), adopted on 28 April 2004,fills a gap in the international community's defences relating to the risk that weapons of mass destruction might fall into the hands of non-State actors.
In that context, Paraguay fully shares the concern of other Member States that suchweapons might spread and that they risk falling into the hands of non-State actors, with potentially disastrous consequences for humanity.
Slovakia is particularly concerned about the risk of weapons of mass destruction andtheir means of delivery falling into the hands of non-State actors, especially terrorist groups.
Concerns had increased in recent years in view of the risk that weapons of mass destruction orradioactive material might fall into the hands of non-State actors.
Convinced also that the retention of nuclear weapons carries the inherent risk of proliferation of those weapons and their falling into the hands of non-State actors.
UNSR 1540 is set to form a cornerstone of such a framework, with its binding mandate that states prevent nuclear, biological, andchemical materials from falling into the hands of non-state actors.
The continued possession of nuclear weapons, or the retention of the nuclear weapons option by some States,creates the very real danger that they may be used or fall into the hands of non-State actors.