Примеры использования Nuclear security worldwide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Agency has sought to develop a comprehensive plan for upgrading nuclear security worldwide.
This would significantly strengthen nuclear security worldwide and bolster confidence at national and international level.
Through implementation of the plan, IAEA seeks to strengthen nuclear security worldwide.
Japan regards this initiative as a significant vehicle for the enhancement of nuclear security worldwide and will continue to participate positively in activities to be undertaken through this initiative.
In addition, they agreed on taking a number of steps to improve nuclear security worldwide.
The Republic of Korea strongly supports global efforts to strengthen nuclear security worldwide with the conviction that nuclear security will serve as an important factor in advancing a world without nuclear weapons, together with nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
It also serves as the focal point for coordinating various international efforts to enhance nuclear security worldwide.
The Database is a key part of IAEA activities to strengthen nuclear security worldwide and prevent nuclear and radiological terrorism.
We believe that the universalization of these legal instruments is an integral part of the strengthening of nuclear security worldwide.
The ITDB is a key contributor to IAEA's activities to help strengthen nuclear security worldwide and prevent nuclear and radiological terrorism.
Russia supports the work of the IAEA in the field of international cooperation aimed at strengthening nuclear security worldwide.
The IAEA International Conference on Nuclear Security, held in Vienna in July 2013, had also reaffirmed support for the Agency's central role in strengthening nuclear security worldwide and had called on the Agency to organize periodic high-level international conferences on nuclear security to provide continuity to international nuclear security processes.
Each Summit concludes with a Communiqué that reflects the commitment of participating states to the overall goal of enhancing nuclear security worldwide.
Welcoming IAEA activities in support of national efforts to enhance nuclear security worldwide and commending the work of IAEA for the provision of assistance, upon request, through its Nuclear Security Programme and for the implementation of the Nuclear Security Plan 2010-2013, approved by the Board of Governors in September 2009 and noted by the IAEA General Conference, and welcoming IAEA programs to advance new technologies to improve nuclear security and nuclear materials accountancy.
Since the first Nuclear Security Summit(NSS I) in Washington,DC in 2010, the importance of strong national legislation to enhance nuclear security worldwide has been acknowledged.
His Government was determined to participate in all international counter-terrorism actions and initiatives and would continue to support multilateral andbilateral initiatives aimed at strengthening nuclear security worldwide.
The United States is acutely aware of the consequences of nuclear weapon use andwill continue to give the highest priority to avoiding any use by enhancing nuclear security worldwide while we steadily reduce nuclear arsenals, including by seeking to lock down fissile material worldwide. .
We welcome its large-scale efforts to assist participating States in setting up and improving the physical protection of nuclear materials and facilities,which undoubtedly promotes strengthened physical nuclear security worldwide.
Following the events of 11 September 2001, IAEA conducted a thorough review of its programmes relating to the prevention of acts of nuclear andradiological terrorism, and prepared a three-year comprehensive plan for upgrading nuclear security worldwide.
In the wake of 11 September 2001, IAEA moved rapidly to conduct a thorough review of intra-Agency programmes related to the prevention of acts of nuclear and radiological terrorism andto compile a comprehensive plan for upgrading nuclear security worldwide.
In the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 2001, the IAEA moved swiftly to conduct a thorough review of its programmes related to preventing acts of nuclear andradiological terrorism and to develop a comprehensive plan for upgrading nuclear security worldwide.
The Ministerial Declaration adopted by consensus by all member States of IAEA at the International Conference on Nuclear Security: Enhancing Global Efforts convened by the Agency in Vienna in 2013 is an important milestone in strengthening nuclear security worldwide.
Following the successful Nuclear Security Summit on 13 April 2010 in Washington, D.C., the EU looks forward to the follow-up summit inSeoul in March 2012, dedicated to reinforcing the commitments towards improving nuclear security worldwide.
The International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) reported that in the wake of the 11 September 2001 attacks, it had moved rapidly to conduct a thorough review of intra-Agency programmes relating to the prevention of acts of nuclear and radiological terrorism, andto compile a comprehensive plan for upgrading nuclear security worldwide.
We view the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism, which was launched by Russia and the USA in 2006 and which over time has become an effective instrument of cooperation andbest practice exchange for countering the threat of nuclear terrorism and strengthening nuclear security worldwide as a model of such cooperation.
Last March, the IAEA Board of Governors approved a comprehensive programme to strengthen nuclear material security worldwide.
It should be noted, in this context,that IAEA has been making significant systematic efforts to strengthen the physical nuclear security regime worldwide.
With donations totalling Can$ 17 million, Canada is the third largest State donor to the Fund,established to strengthen nuclear and radiological security worldwide.
Canada is the third largest State donor to the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) Nuclear Security Fund, established to strengthen nuclear and radiological security worldwide.
First, it should communicate that nuclear security is truly a global concern, requiring worldwide involvement and action.