Примеры использования Nuclear restraint на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures for nuclear restraint and avoidance of nuclear weapons proliferation and deployment.
It would remove a major impediment in the promotion of nuclear restraint and non-proliferation in certain regions of tension.
Nuclear restraint agreements between India and Pakistan could be accompanied by political and technical confidence-building measures.
We have consistently pursued a policy of conventional and nuclear restraint, along with conflict resolution in South Asia.
Mutual nuclear restraint between India and Pakistan will have to be built on a balance in the conventional forces and the capabilities of the two countries.
This could be done through existing agreements orthrough specific measures especially designed for a nuclear restraint regime in South Asia.
This would involve adequate nuclear restraints and non-proliferation measures, a stable conventional balance and the resolution of underlying security problems and threats.
Such a conference could promote the resolution of the Kashmiri dispute as well as agreements on conventional arms control and measures for nuclear restraint.
Nuclear restraint and balance in South Asia will be made possible if this is accompanied by credible effective measures for greater balance and symmetry in conventional arms capabilities in the region.
Pakistan is willing to participate in and contribute to international endeavours to achieve such stabilization,to establish what might be called a nuclear restraint regime in South Asia.
Together with our partners in the European Union, we deplore India's decision to abandon its policy of nuclear restraint and to further aggravate the security situation in the region with five nuclear test explosions.
There is only one point evoked in the statement we have just heard from the distinguished Ambassador of Pakistan thatrequires clarification on the part of our delegation: India does not accept the linkage between nuclear restraint and conventional balance.
Even after our tests, Pakistan proposed nuclear restraint to India, consistent with our conviction that nuclear deterrence can and should be maintained between Pakistan and India at the lowest possible level.
To ensure sustainable peace and stability in South Asia, a Kashmir solution should be accompanied by agreed measures for nuclear restraint and a conventional arms balance between India and Pakistan.
From Australia, we heard how there is scope for its Parliament to do more, in the light of its strong linkages to Asia, to promote non-proliferation and disarmament,in terms both of support for treaties from countries of the region and of norms of nuclear restraint.
In our separate dialogues with the United States and India,we proposed a strategic restraint regime outlining specific measures for nuclear restraint and stabilization, conventional arms balance and the resolution of outstanding disputes.
Such measures of nuclear restraint will be much more effective in preventing the possible use of nuclear weapons than a mere declaration of no-first use, which has been used by our neighbour as a justification for acquiring a larger nuclear arsenal on the basis of the argument that this would be needed to develop a second-strike capability.
Our concept of a strategic restraint regime in South Asia is premised on three elements- sustained and results-oriented dialogue to resolve the Jammu and Kashmir issue andother outstanding issues with India; nuclear restraint; and conventional balance.
We are prepared to strengthen peace and stability in the region by mutually agreed measures to avoid a war,to create a regime for nuclear restraint and conventional balance and to promote solutions to the underlying causes of conflict, in particular the Kashmir dispute.
This multilateral conference could cover three critical areas: first, the resolution of the Kashmir dispute and other bilateral problems between India and Pakistan; secondly, the promotion of conventional arms control and confidence-building measures; and thirdly,measures to promote nuclear restraint and avert the danger of a nuclear-arms race in South Asia.
To this end, Pakistan has offered to India the resumption of high-level talks between India and Pakistan to discuss and resolve the core dispute over Jammu and Kashmir;a strategic restraint regime involving measures for nuclear restraint and conventional balance; and high-level interaction for the promotion of trade, transit arrangements, development cooperation and investment generation.
Such a conference could promote the following three goals: measures to remove the underlying causes of conflict and tension between India and Pakistan, including Kashmir; agreements on conventional arms control and confidence-building measures, including mutually agreed force ratios and measures to avoid surprise attack;and measures for nuclear restraint, avoidance of nuclear-weapons proliferation, and non-development and non-deployment of nuclear-capable missiles.
What my colleague from India failed to mention was that in Lahore, Pakistan gave to the Indian side, to the Indian Prime Minister, a composite document setting out a strategic restraint regime for South Asia,a restraint regime encompassing nuclear restraint, conventional arms restraint, confidence-building measures and measures to resolve the disputes that exist between India and Pakistan.
We believe that durable peace and security in South Asia will require an earnest effort to resolve outstanding disputes, particularly on Jammu and Kashmir,promote mutual nuclear restraint and maintain a balance of conventional forces between Pakistan and India.
In our previous meetings, my delegation has had the opportunity to critically examine the nuclear doctrines of certain Powers andalliances which have impinged on the very basis of nuclear disarmament and nuclear restraint which is necessary for the promotion of the goals of nuclear disarmament and arms control in this body.
Pakistan is pursuing with India a strategic restraint regime which has three constituents nuclear and missile restraint, conventional balance and conflict resolution.
Among these is the concept of a strategic restraint regime which has three constituents nuclear and missile restraint, conventional balance, and conflict resolution.
We in South Asia are pursuing a strategic restraint regime which has three constituents: nuclear and missile restraint; conventional balance; and conflict resolution.
In South Asia, we are pursuing a strategic restraint regime,which has three constituents: nuclear and missile restraint, conventional balance, and conflict resolution.
In South Asia, Pakistan is pursuing a strategic restraint regime, which has three constituents:conflict resolution; nuclear and missile restraint; and conventional balance.