Примеры использования New nuclear weapons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We should not try to develop new nuclear weapons.
Any plans to develop new nuclear weapons were asked to be shelved immediately.
It is United States policy not to develop new nuclear weapons.
If new nuclear weapons are developed, resumed nuclear testing cannot be ruled out.
That is why we support the non-development of new nuclear weapons and the destruction of existing ones.
For this hope to come true,we need to take precautions against attempts to develop new nuclear weapons.
We ask that no further new nuclear weapons be developed and for existing weapons to be destroyed.
It will limit the capability of all the nuclear-weapon States to develop new nuclear weapons and to modernize their existing stocks.
In the past two years, new nuclear weapons programs have been uncovered in two countries along with a major illicit nuclear procurement network.
It was a source of concern that the doctrine of nuclear deterrence remained in place, and that new nuclear weapons continued to be developed.
The United States was not manufacturing new nuclear weapons and had halted research and development of third-generation weapons. .
Over 12,000 pits from dismantled nuclear weapons were currently in storage,ready to be used if new nuclear weapons were produced.
We appeal to all States to renounce developing new nuclear weapons and to ratify the NPT and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty CTBT.
It also welcomed the unilateral declaration by the United States that it would not produce new nuclear weapons or conduct nuclear tests.
Russia's new nuclear weapons have been conceived in order to render inoperative the anti-missile« shield» that the Pentagon has been developing all over the world, base after base, for forty years.
Furthermore, there are plans by nuclear-weapon States to build new nuclear weapons, as well as plans for their possible use in future military conflicts.
Although the Treaty did not prohibit the nuclear-weapon States from modernizing their nuclear forces,her Government was not developing new nuclear weapons.
Austria was also concerned about reports of intentions to develop new nuclear weapons from existing ones or to alter their design for new uses.
This Treaty, by banning nuclear test explosions, and by establishing an effective verification system,creates real obstacles in the way of developing any new nuclear weapons.
Furthermore, nuclear-weapon States are continuing with plans to develop new nuclear weapons and for their possible use in future military conflicts.
States should not develop new nuclear weapons or nuclear weapons with new military capabilities; nor should they replace or modernize their nuclear weapon systems.
That concern is all the more heightened in light of reports of plans to develop new nuclear weapons or modify such weapons for new uses.
States should not develop new nuclear weapons or nuclear weapons with new military capabilities or for new missions, or the replacement or modernization of their nuclear-weapon systems.
While the United States did not supportthe Comprehensive NuclearTestBan Treaty(CTBT), it was not developing new nuclear weapons and maintained its moratorium on nuclear explosive testing.
The finished 2010 policy renounces development of any new nuclear weapons such as the bunker-busters proposed by the Bush administration, and for the first time rules out a nuclear attack against non-nuclear-weapon states who are in compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
The lack of progress in this area at the multilateral level,ongoing research efforts to develop new nuclear weapons, and the emergence of new military doctrines cause my country grave concern.
Moreover, it continues to engage in the vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons by pursuing vigorously the development of new types of mini-, easy-to-use nuclear weapons andbuilding new facilities for the production of fissile material for new nuclear weapons.
Further, there are plans by nuclear weapon States to build new nuclear weapons as well as plans for their possible use in future military conflicts.
Further agreements should be pursued to bring the largest arsenals down to much lower levels and limit research anddevelopment intended to add new nuclear weapons to existing arsenals.
Second, some nuclear-weapon States are seeking to develop new nuclear weapons, contravening their commitments and increasing the danger of the use of nuclear weapons. .