Примеры использования Pakistani nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All Pakistani nuclear sites have been secured by forces loyal to the United States.
Besides, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, in its statement issued on 28 May 1998,expressed our position with regard to Pakistani nuclear tests.
The Pakistani nuclear test means a further escalation of the situation in the region which is already very serious.
South Africa and all the other countries sponsoring this draft resolution have, as I have indicated, participated andstrongly put forward their views on Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests.
And we also know that Pakistani nuclear scientists sold nuclear weapons know-how to other nations for many years.
Since the early 1980s, relations between the two nations soured particularly after the Siachen conflict, the intensification of Kashmir insurgency in 1989,Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests in 1998 and the 1999 Kargil war.
The Pakistani nuclear tests, like the Indian tests, subject the implementation of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty to new risks.
I have the honour to transmit to you the joint statement by Mr. Guido Di Tella, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Argentina andMrs. Tarja Halonen, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland on the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests.
At the same time, Pakistani nuclear technology scientists and engineers gained expertise in the use of reactor-grade plutonium and successfully produced weapons grade plutonium by the early 1980s.
The military has kept a tight grip on its nuclear secrets and its persistent refusal to allow international access to Dr. A. Q. Khan, the Pakistani nuclear scientist who sold nuclear weapons knowledge to other countries.
Canada regards Indian and Pakistani nuclear proliferation, and their claims to be nuclear-weapon States, as new and significant threats to international peace and security.
I have been asked to bring to the attention of the Conference the joint statement made in Helsinki on 30 May 1998 by Mr. Guido Di Tella, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Argentina, and Mrs. Tarja Halonen, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland, on the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests.
The Pakistani nuclear tests endanger stability and security that were already fragile in the region and heighten the risks of a further escalation that could have serious economic and political consequences.
Canada recalls andsupports fully the May 2000 Review Conference Final Document declaration that the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests"do not in any way confer a nuclear-weapon State status or any special status whatsoever.
The challenges confronting the regime arise from the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests; Iraq's attempts to undermine the authority of the United Nations Special Commission(UNSCOM); and recent actions by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea which put the 1994 Agreed Framework between the United States and that country in jeopardy.
Hh CD/1532, dated 3 June 1998,entitled“Letter dated 2 June 1998 from the Permanent Representative of Belarus addressed to the Secretary-General of the Conference transmitting the text of a statement on the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus on 1 June 1998”.
It is argued that at a time when the international community has raised serious concerns about the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests, the draft resolution makes no reference to them and thereby lends aid and comfort to India and Pakistan; that it rewards India and Pakistan for testing; and that it is not in accordance with Security Council resolution 1172 1998.
Letter dated 3 june 1998 from the permanent representative of finland to the conference on disarmament addressed to the secretary-general of the conference transmitting the text of a joint statement by mr. guido di tella, minister for foreign affairs of argentina andmrs. tarja halonen, minister for foreign affairs of finland on the indian and pakistani nuclear tests.
Searching for ways of accommodation in Iraq on US terms, preventing a comeback of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan,rendering support to any viable government in Pakistan with a view to eliminating the danger of Pakistani nuclear weapons falling into the hands of anti-American radicals, and devising an effective formula of keeping Iran at the pre-nuclear level of its international ambitions,- this is a far-from exhaustive list of the most challenging US foreign policy tasks.
Ff CD/1530, dated 3 June 1998, entitled“Letter dated 3 June 1998 from the Permanent Representative of Finland to the Conference on Disarmament addressed to the Secretary-General of the Conference transmitting the text of a joint statement by Mr. Guido Di Tella, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Argentina andMrs. Tarja Halonen, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland on the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests.”.
Dated 2 June 1998, entitled“Letter dated 2 June 1998 from the Permanent Representative of the United States of America addressed to the Secretary-General of the Conference transmitting the text of remarks made by President Clinton on 28 and30 May concerning Indian and Pakistani nuclear testing, as well as the text of a Presidential Determination regarding the imposition of sanctions on Pakistan”.
How the 187 States respond to the challenge inherent in the nuclear non-proliferation regime itself will determine whether the Indian/Pakistani episodes develop into a real crisis or into a more consolidated nuclear non-proliferation regime.
In 2003 an Israeli nationalworking from South Africa, a Pakistani national in Pakistan, and others conspired to obtain triggering devices for nuclear explosive devices from a United States company for an undisclosed Pakistani entity.
These cases touched, inter alia,on fisheries jurisdiction, nuclear tests, Pakistani prisoners of war, the Aegean Sea and the United States diplomatic and consular staff in Tehran.
Saudi Arabia has negotiated the purchase of Pakistani ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
He and his associates sold the blueprints for centrifuges to enrich uranium,as well as a nuclear design stolen from the Pakistani government.
On 28 and 30 May 1998, the Government of Brazil issued statements in which it deplored and expressed deep regret andconcern at the decision of the Pakistani Government to conduct nuclear tests.
The United Arab Emirates appreciates the view of the Pakistani Government that the nuclear tests that were carried out may be considered a legitimate right, and were intended to maintain security and defend that country's interests and territorial integrity.
The statements which we heard previously regarding the Indian nuclear tests and today concerning the Pakistani tests have to varying degrees expressed regret, concern and, in some cases, feelings of shock.
The Pakistani Government's decision to carry out another series of nuclear tests is a highly irresponsible act.”.