Примеры использования Nuclear problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Just a tiny little nuclear problem in Moldova.
The nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula can never be solved through pressure.
The two presidents also reached an agreement about the North Korean nuclear problem.
Of course, the nuclear problem on the Korean Peninsula is one of the most serious items on the international agenda.
The United States has shown that it is prepared to deploy troops to resolve the North Korean nuclear problem.
Therefore, the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula must on any account be settled through Korea-United States talks.
We can no longer allow the Agency secretariat to use our"nuclear problem" as a political expedient.
We continue to believe that the nuclear problem in the Korean Peninsula can be solved only within the framework of the six-party negotiation process.
His Government supported efforts to reach a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear problem.
The outcome of the fourth round of the six-party talks on the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula just two weeks ago was also very encouraging.
The Geneva Agreed Framework is an important agreement to address the North Korean nuclear problem.
After the deal with Iran, the USA andtheir NATO allies no longer perceive the Iranian nuclear problem and deployment of the missile defense system in Europe as interrelated.
In fact, it is our duty to make known to the international community what the attitude of Japan is to this nuclear problem.
We work closely with the Republic of Korea in search of ways to settle the nuclear problem of the Korean Peninsula and to resume the six-party talks as soon as possible.
The First Vice-Minister said that he deemed it"necessary to clarify the truth of the situation andour principled stand for a solution of the nuclear problem.
The IAEA potential is also far from being exhausted in resolving the Iranian nuclear problem through political and diplomatic means.
Finally, I am pleased to hear that the six parties meeting in Beijing have just agreed on the initial steps to take for the resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem.
Speaking of one specific consequence,I have to return to the nuclear problem of the Korean Peninsula.
It is noteworthy that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,Admiral M. Mullen said in this connection that military intervention can not solve the Iranian nuclear problem.
To achieve our goal,we made a constructive proposal on simultaneous action to solve the nuclear problem with the welcome and support of the parties to the six-party talks.
Likewise, we call for the implementation ofSecurity Council resolution 1695(2006) and urge progress in the six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear problem.
Had the United States not pursued a hostile policy towards our country, the nuclear problem or nuclear issue would not have occurred and it would not go on as now.
This fosters the suspicion that the United States still pursues a political purpose of stifling our Republic,unwilling to solve the nuclear problem in real earnest.
However, some nuclear powers limit the nuclear problem to the issue of horizontal non-proliferation, while proceeding with the modernization of their nuclear arsenals.
We are in favour of settling andunblocking the situation regarding the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula.
As regards the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula, my delegation welcomes the agreement recently reached between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States of America.
A similar constructive approach, in our opinion,can be applied to the settlement of the nuclear problem of North Korea.
It could undermine multilateral efforts to resolve the Iranian nuclear problem and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and further destabilize the Middle East and North Africa.
On the whole, we assess positively the work done in the format of the Six-Party Talks to resolve the nuclear problem of the Korean Peninsula.
Since a joint statement has beenadopted by Korea and the United States, the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula can be settled fairly if both sides keep and implement the principles that have been agreed upon.