Примеры использования Nuclear deterrent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A nuclear deterrent.
That is why we are so attached to our nuclear deterrent.
UK does not need a nuclear deterrent, The Times, 16 January 2009.
This, then, is our policy on our nuclear deterrent.
Our nuclear deterrent is of course only one part of our overall military capability.
Since 1964, France has had an autonomous nuclear deterrent.
Each year, the nuclear deterrent costs the French half what we spend on justice or transport.
The Future of the United Kingdom's Nuclear Deterrent.
Since 1956, the nuclear deterrent has underpinned our ability to do so even in the most challenging circumstances.
Since 1964, France has had an autonomous nuclear deterrent.
Renewing our minimum nuclear deterrent capability is fully consistent with all our international obligations.
India has a policy of a credible minimum nuclear deterrent.
Whatever decisions we take as regards our nuclear deterrent in future must be and will be consistent with our obligations under the NPT.
India subscribes to a policy of a credible minimum nuclear deterrent.
We have therefore decided to maintain our nuclear deterrent by building a new class of submarines.
I also wish to recall that we operate a minimum credible nuclear deterrent.
Our nuclear deterrent for self-defence is a treasured sword that prevents war and ensures peace and stability on the Korean peninsula.
The United Kingdom is committed to maintaining only a minimum nuclear deterrent.
Our nuclear deterrent protects us from any aggression against our vital interests emanating from a State- wherever it may come from and whatever form it may take.
The United Kingdom holds fewer than 200 operationally available warheads as a minimum nuclear deterrent.
As the United States President had made clear,the country would retain a nuclear deterrent for as long as nuclear weapons existed in order to protect itself and its allies.
Robust arrangements are in place for the political control of the United Kingdom's strategic nuclear deterrent.
While India will continue to maintain a credible minimum nuclear deterrent, there is no dilution of India's commitment to nuclear disarmament, which remains a core concern of India's foreign policy.
Global peace and security would be achieved through a common vision andinterdependence rather than through the nuclear deterrent.
Furthermore, the French President had stated that currently no French nuclear deterrent forces were aimed at a specific target.
My letter dated 22 February 2012 also made clear the United Kingdom's unambiguous position on its nuclear deterrent.
While maintaining a credible minimum nuclear deterrent, India continues to be committed to the goal of a nuclearweaponfree world, through global, verifiable and non-discriminatory nuclear disarmament.
Instead, we must seek to create a security environment in which the nuclear deterrent becomes obsolete or irrelevant.
We opted for building up our nuclear deterrent, not because we wanted to trade it off for something, but because we had to counter the moves of the United States, the biggest nuclear power in the world, aimed at eliminating the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
At the end of last year we published a White Paper explaining the decision of the United Kingdom Government to maintain a nuclear deterrent.