Примеры использования Nuclearweapon на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The NPT has successfully limited the number of nuclearweapon States.
All nuclearweapon States should make irreversible reductions in nuclear weapons of every kind.
Unilateral declarations made by nuclearweapon States can be expanded.
Sri Lanka is inescapably situated in a volatilepart of the world, which has two nuclearweapon States.
Negotiation of a global agreement among nuclearweapon States on"no first use" of nuclear weapons.
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Firstly, important disarmament steps have been taken by some nuclearweapon States.
On repeated occasions we have heard the nuclearweapon States claiming that they are complying with their obligations under article VI of the NPT.
We also hope that ASEAN will soon be able to sort out the remaining issues with the other four nuclearweapon States.
Nuclearweapon States should take all necessary steps to prevent accidental or unauthorized launches of nuclear weapons.
Nuclear weapons must be eliminated,be they in the hands of terrorists or in the hands of nuclearweapon States.
And, finally, there are two declared nuclearweapon States, and one undeclared nuclearweapon State, with an indeterminate status.
This is our commitment, a commitment that has not yet been fulfilled buta commitment that France has worked for more than any other nuclearweapon State.
Its aim is to explore how all States nuclearweapon and nonnuclearweapon States alike can contribute to realizing this vision.
Australia welcomes the concrete measures of the START and Moscow treaties,as well as those unilateral reductions taken by other nuclearweapon States.
They also betray the commitment made by nuclearweapon States at the 2000 Review Conference to reducing the role of nuclear weapons in military policies.
Everyone knows that the CD is the only place to forge a credible plan shared by nuclearweapon States and nonnuclearweapon States alike.
The instrument should serve to engage nuclearweapon States, both within and outside the NPT, to provide protection to nonnuclearweapon States.
Every nuclearweapon State should make a commitment not to target its nuclear weapons on any country nor to list any country as a target for nuclear strikes.
Ms. Goicochea Estenoz(Cuba) expressed concern at the slow progress being made by nuclearweapon States in achieving the total elimination of their nuclear arsenals.
On the one hand, nuclearweapon States take the view that the real threat lies in the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their falling into the hands of irresponsible entities.
There is a growing impression that, with the indefinite extension of the NPT, most nuclearweapon States presume that they have a permanent right to retain nuclear weapons.
Nuclearweapon States unfortunately continued to believe in the importance of nuclear weapons, although there was overwhelming evidence that universal reliance on such weapons could not assure security.
South Africa believes that any presumption of the indefinite possession of nuclear weapons by the nuclearweapon States is incompatible with the broader goal of the maintenance of international peace and security.
Whereas the vast majority of nonnuclearweapon States have respected their commitment not to acquire nuclear weapons,we call on the nuclearweapon States to continue the stepbystep implementation of their disarmament obligations.
Such a doctrine would also constitute a grave violation of the positive andnegative security assurances given by nuclearweapon States in the early 1980s and reaffirmed in 1995, including in a Security Council resolution.
They saw an"unequivocal undertaking" by nuclearweapon States and agreement on practical steps to nuclear disarmament- and they later saw vital elements of that historic programme disavowed.
Nuclearweapon States, pursuant to the NPT, must demonstrate genuine political will to take effective practical steps to eliminate and dispose of their nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices under strict international supervision.
A legally binding instrument should be drawn up in which nuclearweapon States undertook unconditionally not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
All nuclearweapon States should give unconditional undertakings not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against nonnuclearweapon States or nuclearweapon-free zones, and should conclude international legal instruments to that end.
First, from an analysis of Security Council resolutions,the unilateral declarations of nuclearweapon States and the agreements on nuclear-weapon-free zones, it would appear that security assurances generally go hand-in-hand with reservations by nuclear-weapon States.