Примеры использования Leading to nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An FMCT could be the gateway leading to nuclear disarmament.
Negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament in all its aspects under strict and effective international control”. A/51/4, para. 182 f.
They considered that that would significantly underpin the process leading to nuclear disarmament.
Steps by all nuclear-weapon States leading to nuclear disarmament in a way that promotes international security for all.
They considered that this would significantly underpin the process leading to nuclear disarmament.
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Further systematic and progressive efforts leading to nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation are called for.
Consequently, it skirted the critical issues of the extent andpace of negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament.
Operative paragraph 2 underlines the obligation of all States to  conduct andsuccessfully conclude negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament.
I believe that this Treaty will strongly impact the peace process, leading to nuclear non-proliferation and the eventual elimination of nuclear  weapons on our planet.
Operative paragraph 2 underlines the obligation of all States to  conduct andsuccessfully conclude negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament.
Thus, it has placed an obligation on the nuclear-weapon States to  conclude negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament, which is the overall objective of an overwhelming majority of Member States.
Welcoming all opportunities to  address the further reduction of the operational status of nuclear  weapons systems as a step leading to nuclear disarmament.
We recall that States are encouraged to  take further steps leading to nuclear disarmament under article VI of the NPT.
Implementation of the unequivocal undertaking by the nuclear-weapon States to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament.
Unequivocal undertaking to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament" NPT/CONF.2000/28(Part I), article VI, para.
Unequivocal understanding by the nuclear-weapon States parties to  the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty with respect to  accomplishing the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament.
Unequivocal undertaking… to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament". ibid., p. 14, para. 6.
This calls into question the seriousness with which the nuclear-weapon States approach their unequivocal undertaking to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament.
The nuclear-weapon States have a legal obligation not only to  pursue, butalso to  bring to  a conclusion negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament under strict and effective international verification.
The nuclear-weapon States must also fulfil their commitments towards a significant reduction in their nuclear  arsenals, leading to nuclear disarmament.
Each of the parties to  the Nuclear  Non-Proliferation Treaty is encouraged under article VI to  take further steps leading to nuclear disarmament, including deeper cuts in all types of nuclear  weapons.
Unequivocal undertaking by the nuclear-weapon States to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament.
An unequivocal undertaking by the nuclear-weapon States to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament, to  which all States parties are committed under article VI.
This included the unequivocal undertaking by the nuclear-weapon States to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament.
It is important that the nuclear-weapon States honour their unequivocal undertaking to  totally eliminate their nuclear  arsenals, leading to nuclear disarmament, a commitment made at the 2000 NPT Review Conference.
We welcome in particular the Court's very timely reminder of the obligation to  pursue in good faith, andto  bring to  a conclusion, negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament.
The lack of implementation by the nuclear-weapon States of the unequivocal undertaking to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals, leading to nuclear disarmament, under article VI of the NPT, is frustrating.
Reiterating the responsibility of the nuclearweapon States for transparent, verifiable andirreversible reductions in nuclear  weapons leading to nuclear disarmament.
That context is the unequivocal commitment by the nuclear-weapon States to  accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear  arsenals, leading to nuclear disarmament.