Примеры использования Nuclear-weapon test explosion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions.
China will continue to honour its commitment to a moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions.
As to the scope of a CTBT, Japan is of the view that any nuclear-weapon test explosion should be prohibited, including those which are called"peaceful nuclear explosions. .
For over three decades the international community has tried to ban nuclear-weapon test explosions.
The Conference agrees that existing moratoriums on nuclear-weapon test explosions must be maintained pending entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
That is to say, the future CTBT will without any threshold prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion.
This is fully set out in the proposal"to prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion" contained in working paper 222 submitted by the Australian delegation on the scope of the treaty.
A comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty will end an era in which more than 2,000 nuclear-weapon test explosions were conducted.
The bottom line of this treaty is that it will prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion; that it will do so in a multilaterally verifiable way; and- as it states in the preamble- that it will constrain.
Pending its entry into force,States Parties agree that the existing moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions be maintained.
We also agreed that the CTBT must prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion. .
On 10 August, the Ambassador of France, His Excellency Mr. Gérard Errera,announced in this room that France had decided to adopt the formulation of a CTBT which shall prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion. .
It therefore welcomes the decision of France and the United States to seek a ban on any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other explosion including explosions of low yield in the ongoing CTBT negotiations.
We consider that, in pursuance of the mandate of the Ad Hoc Committee, States parties must assume a commitment not to carry out any sort of nuclear test andto refrain from taking part in any nuclear-weapon test explosion.
China is committed to concluding a CTBT which prohibits any nuclear-weapon test explosion at any place and in any environment.
The European Union places the utmost importance on the earliest possible entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty to prohibit all nuclear-weapon test explosions and other nuclear explosions. .
That means an absolute zero-yield standard, not allowing any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion. .
We are happy that France, the United States andthe United Kingdom have declared their acceptance of a zero-yield comprehensive test-ban treaty that would prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other explosion. .
They must, first, sustain the commitment not to carry out any nuclear-weapon test explosion, in line with the Treaty's basic obligations.
After two years of negotiations, most countries have reached a common understanding on the phrase"any nuclear-weapon test explosion" in the scope article.
This would establish a legally binding, comprehensive prohibition on nuclear-weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions. .
Pending its entry into force, the Russian Federation andFrance call for the continued observance of the moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions and all other nuclear explosions. .
They stressed the importance they attached to a treaty banning any nuclear-weapon test explosion and any other nuclear explosion. .
Pending entry into force of the CTBT, the New Agenda Coalition calls upon all States to uphold andmaintain a moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions and any other nuclear explosions. .
States parties reaffirmed the importance of maintaining a moratorium on nuclear-weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions. .
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty of 24 September 1996(hereinafter referred to as the Treaty)prohibits any nuclear-weapon test explosion and any other nuclear explosion. .
Japan supports a true-zero-yield CTBT,which prohibits all nuclear-weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions. .
Proceeding from this guiding principle,the Chinese delegation proposed at the outset of the negotiations its scope text prohibiting any nuclear-weapon test explosion which releases nuclear energy.
Rather, it should prohibit at any place and in any environment any nuclear-weapon test explosion of any form which releases nuclear energy.
This explosion is furthermore in contrast with the announcements made in the context of the CD negotiations by several of the nuclear-weapon States regarding the acceptance of the proposal to ban any nuclear-weapon test explosion, or any other nuclear explosion, irrespective of its size.