Примеры использования Number of nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The number of nuclear weapons was rapidly decreasing.
In fact, the number of nuclear nations across the globe has increased.
Tens of thousands of these weapons continue to exist and the number of nuclear States has increased.
The number of nuclear warheads, aircrafts and tanks diminished many-fold.
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In July 1991, the USA andthe USSR signed the first ever agreement that had to reduce a number of nuclear weapons.
The number of nuclear reactors has decreased from 177 to 129 since 1989.
The United States was therefore taking irreversible, transparent andverifiable steps to reduce the number of nuclear weapons in its arsenal.
Figure: Number of nuclear power reactors in operation in the Kiev report area.
States also need to explore whether there is scope to reduce further the number of nuclear weapons they need to maintain an effective deterrent.
Iv aggregate number of nuclear warheads and delivery systems and/or those deployed.
Moreover, since 1991, the United States had worked with its allies to reduce by 85 per cent the number of nuclear weapons within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO.
The number of nuclear weapons for sub-strategic forces in Europe has gone down by over 85 per cent.
As the world remains mired in efforts to reduce the number of nuclear weapons, we often seem to forget the qualitative aspects of nuclear disarmament.
The number of nuclear weapons has been almost halved since 1982, and world military expenditures declined by some 30 per cent between 1990 and 1998.
The challenge for the future is to ensure a consistently high level of safety for a possibly growing number of nuclear facilities in a growing number of countries.
DPRK, which made a number of nuclear weapons and announced it, worsened its tough position on the world arena.
The Review Conference noted the increased transparency of some nuclear-weapon States with regard to the number of nuclear weapons in their national inventories.
IAEA currently projects that the number of nuclear power reactors could increase by up to 60 per cent and associated fuel-cycle facilities by up to 45 per cent by 2030.
Moreover, the launching of a national missile defence system, in our opinion, could further the development of advanced missile systems and increase the number of nuclear warheads.
Qui. The fact remains that the number of nuclear weapons currently existing is more than the number of nuclear weapons at the time the Treaty came into force.
It underlined that it had shown utmost restraint in the development of nuclear weapons, that it had conducted a very limited number of nuclear tests andpossessed a very limited number of nuclear weapons.
Bis. The Conference recalls that, unfortunately, the number of nuclear weapons currently existing is more than the number of nuclear weapons existing at the time the Treaty came into force.
The START treaties, along with the Lisbon Protocol and further unilateral decisions,would significantly reduce the number of nuclear weapons belonging to or in the control of the existing nuclear Powers.
Mr. Guerreiro(Brazil) said that, although the number of nuclear weapons had declined since the height of the cold war, it was inadmissible that they continued to be part of military and security doctrines.
Since 1970, the number of nuclear installations in Europe has increased and many European countries now have nuclear reactors at or towards the end of their working lives, as shown in Figure 7.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)had begun consideration of a phased reduction of the role and number of nuclear weapons in Europe, and his delegation suggested that the American sub-strategic nuclear weapons on that continent should be a subject of discussion between the United States and the Russian Federation.
The number of nuclear weapons in national arsenals remains high, with thousands of warheads maintained on high-alert status as part of continued adherence, on the part of some States, to a doctrine of nuclear deterrence.
In this new era the yardstick for great-Power status is no longer the number of nuclear bombs but now the concrete contribution that a country is prepared and able to make to the cooperative effort to stem the tide of war, misery and poverty in the world.
The military planned to increase the number of nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers and establish a strike and intelligence surveillance reconnaissance hub on Guam, where it already occupied one third of the land.