Примеры использования Prohibition of nuclear tests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ratification by Member States of the treaties for the prohibition of nuclear tests and mines.
But the prohibition of nuclear tests is just one element in a programme of nuclear disarmament.
On the contrary, such a position testifies to the fact that we are serious about achieving the prohibition of nuclear tests as soon as possible.
The complete prohibition of nuclear tests is one of the most important objectives on the disarmament and arms control agenda.
This process initiates its first steps with the negotiation of a treaty for the complete prohibition of nuclear tests in the Conference on Disarmament.
Mexico is convinced that the total prohibition of nuclear tests will contribute substantially towards halting the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their further development.
As I had occasion to say at our inauguralmeeting a week ago, Mexico has been a tireless promoter of the complete prohibition of nuclear tests.
Had that been the case, the Treaty on the prohibition of nuclear tests would never have seen the light of day.
We wish to pay tribute to Ambassador Marín Bosch of Mexico for his skilful guidance of the negotiating committee on a convention on the total prohibition of nuclear tests.
Although the Treaty, 18 years after opening up for signatories, has yet to come into force,we believe that the prohibition of nuclear tests as envisioned by the Treaty has become a de facto international norm.
It is in that triangular set-up that the major issues of the cold war agenda were dealt with, namely non-proliferation,chemical weapons and, finally, the prohibition of nuclear tests.
As a signatory of the CTBT,Indonesia believes that the prohibition of nuclear tests, whether explosive or non-explosive, is an effective measure towards nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
One of the issues relating to disarmament andsecurity of greatest importance to the international community was that of the complete prohibition of nuclear tests.
As a signatory to the CTBT,Indonesia believes that the prohibition of nuclear tests, be they explosive or non-explosive, constitutes an effective measure towards nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
In addition, Brazil welcomed progress in the areas of verification of biological weapons,control of conventional weapons and the prohibition of nuclear tests.
We should recall that several decades ago the Conference did something similar with respect to the prohibition of nuclear tests, and that the mechanism established at that time worked effectively to identify delicate issues related to verification.
As a State that has suffered because of atomic and nuclear-weapon tests on its territory,the Republic of Kazakhstan seeks a total prohibition of nuclear tests.
Russia has been consistently in favour of the full and comprehensive prohibition of nuclear tests, considering that the time has come to take this important step towards preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their qualitative development.
The Non-Proliferation andDisarmament Initiative issued a joint ministerial statement at its eighth ministerial meeting in Hiroshima, in which the prohibition of nuclear tests was recognized as a de facto international norm.
Now, after the historic submission of the draft resolution on the complete prohibition of nuclear tests, the Committee had to decide on two draft resolutions, A/C.1/48/L.24 and L.32, both dealing with international security but inspired by philosophies which could not be regarded as identical.
Thus, the indefinite extension of the NPT should set off a chain reaction that will promote the successful conclusion of negotiations that, we hope,will lead to the signing of an agreement on the total prohibition of nuclear tests in 1996.
We share the position that all energy andnegotiating skills should be employed in achieving agreement on the prohibition of nuclear tests, agreement which could be supported equally by nuclear and non-nuclear States, by big and small States.
There should be a reconsideration of its agenda, expansion of its membership and giving priority to its agenda, emphasizing non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction,adoption of confidence-building measures and prohibition of nuclear tests.
The preparatory work should take into account the points of view of the entire international community as well as the relationship of the complete prohibition of nuclear tests to security guarantees, the cessation of the qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons and their destruction.
Mr. MEGHLAOUI(Algeria)(translated from French): Mr. President, first of all I would like to say how much we appreciate the efforts you are making in your twin capacity as President of the Conference on Disarmament andChairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on a treaty for the prohibition of nuclear tests.
The new French explosion prompts deep disappointment in the international community,which has emphatically rejected this attitude which undermines its stance in favour of the total prohibition of nuclear tests(the zero option) and its intention to assume the commitments set out in the Rarotonga protocols.
His delegation welcomed the completion of the Convention on Chemical Weapons and the decision by the Conference on Disarmament to beginnegotiation of a CTBT, as well as the continuing negotiations to amend the PTBT in order to achieve comprehensive prohibition of nuclear tests.
The present pace of the negotiations on the convention for the comprehensive prohibition of nuclear tests(CTBT) and our common goal of concluding it this year, as well as a certain number of positions set out at earlier plenaries, make it necessary for me to set forth the reasons for which my country attaches key importance to the success of the present negotiations.
Furthermore, I would like to emphasize the fact that the resolution represents an outcome which is to be(Mr. Vattani, Italy)added to the encouraging developments we are assisting here in Geneva in the field of prohibition of nuclear tests and I hope for a ban on production of fissile material for military purposes.
This indicates that the time is not ripe for the continuation of the exercise we have begun, and our delegation believes that there would be no point in the matter's being dealt with anew in the Conference on Disarmament, which has very important andurgent negotiations to carry out, such as those on the total prohibition of nuclear tests.