Примеры использования Large stocks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Large stocks of Hg exist on the global level.
The shops do not usually have large stocks.
In many countries, however, large stocks of unidentified agricultural chemicals exist.
Russian defector reported that in the Town Hall there are kept large stocks of grain.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, large stocks of Mélange rocket fuel were left on the territory of the Republic.
The fortress withstood the siege of the last Hasmonean king Antigonus II due to large stocks of food and water.
Also, the presence of large stocks of nuclear weapons does little good, while entailing diverse risks.
In this alarming environment there are reports that large stocks of nuclear weapons continue to exist.
However, there remain large stocks of illegal SALW from past conflicts and the subregion serves as a transit route for Europe.
Summary Mauritius has no history of war or civil insurrection anddoes not hold large stocks of arms and ammunition.
That all was carried out with large stocks of grain available in centralized state reserves and large-scale food exports.
The range of our company are like miniature models of bags for cold sandwiches or a jar of water andmultiliter bags for large stocks.
After receiving the independence in 1991, the Republic of Kazakhstan possessed the large stocks of natural and energy resources, industrial and transport capacity.
In its response DPKO stated that large stocks of expendable supplies often resulted from political decisions to terminate missions' operations at short notice.
In spite of the reduced use of emergency powers, terrorist organizations remained active,retaining large stocks of weapons and recruiting and training new members.
It will not produce or possess the large stocks of fissile materials which would enable it to build a large arsenal of nuclear weapons in the future.
However, any FMCT arrangement should include stocks at least within its broader framework,since the existing large stocks of fissile material constitute a proliferation risk.
The factory was found to have large stocks of unpainted items and the decision was taken to employ them not simply as tableware, but primarily as a vehicle of revolutionary propaganda.
Thirdly, there is no reference in the draft resolution to the question of control over the large stocks of fissile materials at present possessed by a number of nuclear-weapon States.
Insurance against loss of profit due to unexpected full orpartial suspension of production may become an effective tool for production companies that do not have large stocks of materials.
Countries need to design proactive strategies to prevent large stocks of chemicals from being accumulated in future when they are banned or taken off the market;
We then considered the issue of whether or not stockpiles should be included in the scope of the FMCT,recognizing that the existence of large stocks of fissile material constitutes a clear proliferation risk.
Ultimately, the threat of diversion and abuse which these large stocks pose for the international community will have to be weighed and destruction may have to be considered.
Large stocks of commonly requested relief items, including vehicles, are maintained at these locations, enabling UNHCR to respond immediately to emergencies and other urgent requirements.
Initially, the pace of construction is not reduced because the fortress had accumulated large stocks of cement; but from 1915, with the prolongation of the war, the situation began to deteriorate.
It is most unfortunate that large stocks of nuclear weapons continue to exist and that some nuclear-weapon States are keen to develop even more sophisticated and greater arsenals of such weapons.
Speed up activities to address existing stocks of obsolete chemicals andavoid future accumulations of large stocks of chemicals when they are banned or taken off the market;
The Board further noted that the Logistics Base held large stocks of transferred assets that were redundant and unserviceable pending their processing for write-off and their eventual disposal.
International efforts to regulate, restrict or prohibit the use of certain conventional weapons should be undertaken within the framework of the Convention in order toensure the engagement of High Contracting Parties that produced or possessed large stocks of such weapons.
We take note with concern that large stocks of nuclear weapons continue to exist, and some nuclear-weapon States are keen to develop even more sophisticated and greater arsenals of such weapons.