Примеры использования Nuclear weapons arsenal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ukraine voluntarily surrendered the world's third largest nuclear weapons arsenal in exchange for these assurances.
More than a decade ago Ukraine made a historic contribution in this area when it unilaterally renounced the world's third largest nuclear weapons arsenal.
This is due to the fact that Israel continues to possess a nuclear weapons arsenal and their means of delivery.
Despite the accession of the Arab countries to the NPT, Israel remains the only anomalous case in the region, having refused to accede to this Treaty and to submit its installations to verification andcontrol safeguards, despite the fact that it possesses the largest nuclear weapons arsenal in the region.
We encourage the nuclear-weapon States to securely reduce and dismantle their nuclear weapons arsenals in an irreversible and verifiable manner.
The Conference notes steps taken by nuclear-weapon States to reduce their nuclear weapons arsenals and underlines the importance of international verification, as soon as practicable, of nuclear weapons material designated by each nuclear-weapon State as no longer required for military programmes and that has been irreversibly transferred to peaceful purposes.
The task of the Deep Cuts Commission is to address the key challenges to significantly lowering nuclear weapons arsenals.
For its part,the United Kingdom had already reduced its nuclear weapons arsenal to a single system at the minimum level necessary for its national security.
As is known, Ukraine voluntarily renounced what was then the world's third largest nuclear weapons arsenal.
The EU notes that the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty(START),which reduced the strategic nuclear weapons arsenal of the United States and of Russia to 6,000 accountable warheads, is due to expire in 2009.
Stressing the need to verify implementation of disarmament commitments by nuclear-weapon States, and the importance of monitoring unilateral, bilateral andmultilateral measures taken by those States to reduce their nuclear weapons arsenals and stocks of nuclear materials.
To the contrary, a nuclear State, the State possessing the largest nuclear weapons arsenal in the world-- the United States-- continues to reject its binding legal obligations according to relevant conventions and international instruments.
Desiring to strengthen international peace and security,Ukraine abandoned its nuclear weapons arsenal, the third largest in the world.
This is especially true of the Middle East, where Israel benefits from special treatment,possesses an enormous nuclear weapons arsenal with which it threatens the entire region, and refuses to accede to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons while pursuing dangerous policies of aggression, invasion and occupation, with the international community looking on in silence.
Irreversibility is not guaranteed and precise numbers regarding the size and composition of the world's nuclear weapons arsenals remain undisclosed.
That, in turn,has encouraged Israel, in various ways, to pursue its irresponsible policy of developing its own nuclear weapons arsenal, and has encouraged other States to revive their push for acquiring nuclear weapons in the framework of their own conception of security deterrence.
I would like to take this opportunity to clearly state that our Government has heretofore repeatedly and clearly set forth our position:we do not have a nuclear weapons arsenal on the southern part of the Korean peninsula.
We encourage all nuclear-weapon States to securely reduce and dismantle their nuclear weapons arsenals with a maximum degree of transparency.
In the First Committee during the sixty-third session of the General Assembly,Canada reiterated its call on nuclear-weapon States to securely reduce and dismantle their nuclear weapons arsenals in an irreversible and verifiable manner.
In so doing, care was taken to try to distinguish between the then longer-term task of the Fourth Group,which was to build a nuclear weapons arsenal, and the immediate crash programme, aimed at a single explosive device.
Encourages parliaments in States possessing nuclear weapons to demand, in keeping with Article VI of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, deeper and faster action on disarmament andincreased transparency from their governments in relation to nuclear weapons arsenals, stockpiled fissile material, and information on related programmes and spending;
The State of Kuwait calls on the international community to work to halt the sale of all scientific andtechnological means that contribute to strengthening Israel's nuclear weapons arsenal or those of any other State that seeks to develop its own weapons of mass destruction programmes.
The nuclear-weapon States informed the States parties of their respective measures taken in accordance with article VI of the Treaty, for example,reductions of nuclear weapons arsenals, reduced reliance on nuclear weapons, and that new nuclear weapons were not being developed.
We also voted in favour of draft resolution A/C.1/51/L.45, on the same subject, butin the earnest expectation that the nuclear-weapon States will undertake steps to further reduce their nuclear weapons arsenals and to fulfil their commitment to and primary responsibility for disarmament.
We encourage the nuclear-weapon States to securely reduce and dismantle their nuclear weapon arsenals in an irreversible and verifiable manner.
We are focusing our efforts and energy on practical steps we andothers are taking to reduce nuclear weapon arsenals while strengthening nuclear security and the non-proliferation regime.
Reducing nuclear weapon arsenals entails much serious, painstaking work on destruction, verification and other aspects.
The concerns of certain States about proliferation will be automatically dispelled if nuclear weapon arsenals are completely dismantled.
Libya calls on the Russian Federation and the United States of America to follow up on the practical andpositive steps that they took in 2009 to reduce their nuclear weapon arsenals.
The nuclear-weapon States should take further action towards increasing their transparency andaccountability with regard to their nuclear weapon arsenals and their implementation of disarmament measures, and are obliged to report as agreed in step 12 at the 2000 Review Conference.