Примеры использования Hands of terrorist groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Could we have guessed then that one day,weapons of mass destruction would fall into the hands of terrorist groups?
With respect to the risk that nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of terrorist groups, securing and eliminating such weapons and weapons-grade nuclear materials were of the highest priority.
To express its increased concern for the possibility of the nuclear material to reach the hands of terrorist groups.
A large number of explosive weapons were falling into the hands of terrorist groups, criminal gangs or the population at large and were thus becoming a source of criminal or political violence and threatening the stability of countries.
We should cooperate also to prevent man-portable air-defence systems from falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
The resolution expressed concern over the possibility of nuclear material reaching the hands of terrorist groups; invited Member States to cooperate on an international basis to enhance the universal regime for the physical protection of nuclear material and to adopt measures to prevent and impede the illicit trafficking of nuclear material for terrorist actions and other non-peaceful uses.
This principle is also the best guarantee that decommissioned nuclear weapons do not end up in the hands of terrorist groups.
An operation has been organized to collect conventional arms owned by certain citizens, in particular,arms that the security services fear might fall into the hands of terrorist groups or groups carrying out activities which undermine national security and stability. These arms are purchased and sent to the State arsenals;
We must take the maximize precautions to prevent weapons of mass destruction from falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
As you know, Sir, the risk that some nuclear fissile material will fall into the hands of terrorist groups still looms large-- very large.
Rocket-propelled grenades, surface-to-air missiles, and man-portable air defence systems, previously held in the arsenal of the Government of Libya are now scattered across the Sahel region andcould possibly fall into the hands of terrorist groups.
It would make sense to reflect the topic, widely discussed in the international community,of the possibility of missiles falling into the hands of terrorist groups and individual terrorists, from the standpoint of the threat arising in this connection.
We are aware that this right is being challenged, given the risk of diversion towards clandestine programmes orthat sensitive materials might fall into the hands of terrorist groups.
In keeping with the State's efforts to combat the smuggling of radioactive sources and guarantee that such sources(and specifically, sealed radioactive sources, widely used in the industrial and medical fields)do not fall into the hands of terrorist groups, the various Egyptian services currently apply suitable procedures for intensive monitoring of the movements of nuclear, chemical and biological materials, as follows.
There is also an urgent need to fully implement Security Council resolution 1540(2004)to prevent weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
Minorities have been subjected to a number of grave violations,largely at the hands of terrorist groups and outlawed militias.
The State of Kuwait has submitted its national report to the General Assembly, in which it has set forth the measures taken to guarantee its compliance with the provisions of Security Council resolution 1540(2004), which seeks to prevent weapons of mass destruction andmaterials used in manufacturing them from falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
Violating human rights for the sake of combating terrorism ultimately played into the hands of terrorist groups and was counterproductive.
Furthermore, as an important part of the international fight against terrorism, in all its forms and manifestations, Sri Lanka is of the view that there is an urgent andrenewed need for international cooperation to strengthen the nuclear non-proliferation regime to prevent the possibility of weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
The MTCR will continue to contribute to the fight against terrorism by limitingthe risk of controlled items and their technology falling into the hands of terrorist groups and individuals and calls upon all states to take similar action.
Military budgets are expanding, together with the threat of international terrorism, andthe risk that these weapons may fall into the hands of terrorist groups.
The world now knew that the Assad regime hadbeen stockpiling chemical weapons, which could fall into the hands of terrorist groups such as Hizbullah.
For this reason France shares with the countries which are putting this subject forward the concern to strengthen andextend to as many countries as possible an awareness of the serious potential threat constituted by these MANPADS for civil aviation if they fall into the hands of terrorist groups.
There is consensus in this room on the need for us to prevent weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
It proposed a series of measures to protect us against the risk of weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of terrorist groups.
The date September 11 2001 has given a greater sense of urgency to the common efforts required from all States to prevent weapons of mass destruction from getting into the hands of terrorist groups.
We understand from our own experience and our own real suffering the dangers of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction andthe fact that they could fall into the hands of terrorist groups.
The terrorist attacks of 11 September have given an even greater sense of urgency to the common efforts required from all States to prevent these weapons andtheir means of delivery from reaching the hands of terrorist groups.
One of the biggest concerns facing the international community was the possibility that weapons of mass destruction, particularly nuclear weapons,would fall into the hands of terrorist groups or individual terrorists. .
In the absence of specific commitments to the total eradication of nuclear weapons, the risk of proliferation or a nuclear accident, andof these weapons falling into the hands of terrorist groups, will become a real possibility.