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Of those 44 States whose ratification is required, 33 have ratified.
Thirty-two of those ratifications are by annex 2 States-- the 44 States listed in the Treaty whose ratification is required for entry into force.
Unfortunately, the number of States whose ratification is required for the CTBT's entry into force is stagnating at 31.
The main message of this draft resolution is to urge all States to sign and ratify the Treaty,particularly those whose ratification is required for the Treaty's entry into force.
Unfortunately, the number of States whose ratification is required for the CTBT's entry into force stagnates at 33.
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As of today, the Treaty has been signed by a total of 173 States and has been ratified by 119 States, including 33 of the 44 States,listed in annex 2 to the Treaty, whose ratification is required for it to enter into force.
We are thinking primarily of those States whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force.
Australia strongly supports the CTBT and is actively pursuing an ongoing program to secure further signatures andratifications especially those in the group of 44 States whose ratification is required for entry into force.
It is included in the list of 44 States whose ratification is required for the entry into force of this Treaty.
Early entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Testban Treaty through ratification without delay and without conditions,especially by those 44 States whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force;
We urge those other signatories whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force to ratify urgently, and urge other States to accede.
We also take this opportunity to call upon all States that have not yet ratified the Treaty,particularly those whose ratification is required for its entry into force, to do so without delay.
The CTBT has not been ratified by the 11 more countries whose ratification is required for the Treaty to come into effect.
Four new States have signed and 10 have ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which stands currently with 171 signatures and 113 ratifications, including 32 of the 44 States listed in Annex 2 to the Treaty whose ratification is required for entry into force.
The ratifying States include 34 of the 44 States whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force.
We are all hoping that the events in the United States will lead to a change of heart in the United States Senate andthat this in turn will have an effect on other countries that presently are still to finally ratify, and whose ratification is required for entry into force.
We wish to encourage all States,particularly the remaining States whose ratification is required for entry into force, to ratify the Treaty.
The State of Kuwait confirms its support for the text of the final communiqué of the fourth Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty,which calls upon Member States that have not ratified the Treaty-- and especially those whose ratification is required for its entry into force-- to do so.
Especially urges parliaments of all remaining States listed in Annex 2 of the CTBT, whose ratification is required to bring the treaty into force, to urge their governments to immediately sign and ratify the treaty;
To ensure that the resolve of the international community does not weaken, the European Union continues to call on all States that have not yet done so to sign and ratify the CTBT without delay and without conditions,in particular the States whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force.
The fact that CTBT has been signed by 167 States, of which 103 have ratified it,including 32 of the 44 States whose ratification is required for entry into force, represents an important step towards ensuring its full implementation.
We also urge all States,particularly the remaining nuclear-weapon States whose ratification is required for entry into force, to ratify the Treaty.
That is why Germany calls upon all States that have not yet signed and ratified the Treaty, andin particular those whose ratification is required for early entry into force, to do so without delay and without conditions.
While regretting this situation, we call upon all States, especially the three non-signatories andthe 10 non-ratifying States whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force, to do so unconditionally and without further delay.
The remaining eight States whose ratification was required for the CTBT to come into force should ratify it without further delay.
Even if not ratified by all those States whose signature and ratification are required for the Treaty to enter into force, the CTBT has become an observed international norm.
States that had not yet signed or ratified the Treaty should do so as early as possible,especially if their ratification was required for the Treaty to enter into force.
Japan has also been exerting its utmost efforts to promote adherence to the Treaty by all States,especially those States whose ratifications are required for its entry into force.
Progress is being made, and, at this moment, 11 more ratifications are required to achieve that goal.