Примеры использования Nuclear terrorism convention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Finally, with respect to the Nuclear Terrorism Convention, our work is not yet finished.
Paragraph 4 of draft article 3 tracked the language of paragraph 3 of article 4 of the Nuclear Terrorism Convention.
Add preamble from the Nuclear Terrorism Convention and the Terrorist Bombings Convention. .
No opportunity should be missed to reach agreement on the draft nuclear terrorism convention as soon as possible.
As of 11 July 2006, the Nuclear Terrorism Convention had been signed by 106 States and had been ratified by Kenya, Mexico and Slovakia.
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International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism Nuclear Terrorism Convention.
Ô Urge your government to sign and ratify the Nuclear Terrorism Convention and other anti-terrorism conventions. .
The European Union would therefore continue to strive for the early adoption by consensus of the draft nuclear terrorism convention.
We have partially accomplished that task today by adopting the Nuclear Terrorism Convention, which we trust will soon enter into force.
I hope that the General Assembly will be able to move forward on this issue andconclude the comprehensive and nuclear terrorism conventions.
The Nuclear Terrorism Convention recognizes the right of all States to develop and apply nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
My Government has ratified all major anti-terrorist treaties andactively participates in the current work on a nuclear terrorism convention.
Some delegations stressed that the nuclear terrorism convention was essentially completed and that the only outstanding issue remained the scope of its coverage.
The addition to paragraph 4,together with the new preambular language based on the Nuclear Terrorism Convention, sought to reinforce that understanding.
The Nuclear Terrorism Convention adopted today by consensus is the first counter-terrorism convention adopted by the General Assembly since the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001.
Since then, those principles had appeared in various forms in the Nuclear Terrorism Convention and, now, in the draft comprehensive convention.
The Pacific Islands Forum group also strongly supported efforts to finalize the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism and the draft nuclear terrorism convention.
The point was made that the draft nuclear terrorism convention would play a crucial role in preventing terrorist groups from gaining access to the weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear arms.
For example, there is a priority need to secure entry into force,as well as full national implementation, of the Nuclear Terrorism Convention and the CPPNM amendment.
Furthermore, the point was made that once the nuclear terrorism convention was adopted, the Ad Hoc Committee could concentrate its efforts on solving the remaining outstanding issues relating to the draft comprehensive convention. .
The additional preambular paragraph,which contained language found in both the Terrorist Bombings Convention and the Nuclear Terrorism Convention, rounded off the understanding of paragraphs 3 and 4.
The Nuclear Terrorism Convention, when it enters into force, will strengthen the international legal framework to combat terrorism. It will do so along with the 12 existing international terrorism conventions and protocols.
Paragraph 2 of draft article 3 corresponded in part to paragraph 2 of article 19 of the Terrorist Bombings Convention, as well as paragraph 2 of article 4 of the Nuclear Terrorism Convention.
Some delegations emphasized their will to continue to strive for the adoption of the draft nuclear terrorism convention by consensus, but stressed that the time had come to find an agreement on the instrument.
Paragraph 3 of draft article 3 corresponded to the latter part of paragraph 2 of article 19 of the Terrorist Bombings Convention, as well as paragraph 2 of article 4 of the Nuclear Terrorism Convention. .
In the Sixth Committee, Iceland had supported the work on the nuclear terrorism convention and urged the conclusion of the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism during the current session of the General Assembly.
The legal basis for international cooperation to prevent and suppress acts of nuclear terrorism will be strengthened significantly, once the Nuclear Terrorism Convention and the CPPNM amendment have entered into force.
The point was also made that the draft nuclear terrorism convention should be considered on its own merits and that the outstanding issues pertaining to the instrument should be resolved separately from those relating to the draft comprehensive convention. .
Its counter-terrorism efforts included ratification of 12 of the United Nations conventions and the Inter-American Convention against Terrorism andits recent signing of the Nuclear Terrorism Convention.
The view was expressed that the concerns raised with regard to the scope of application of the draft nuclear terrorism convention pointed to a problem of a more general nature whose solution would go beyond the scope of the sectoral conventions. .