Примеры использования Reducing nuclear arsenals на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contribution made by the Start process to reducing nuclear arsenals is well known.
Measures aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals and promoting confidence among States.
Some Nuclear States recalled their unilateral actions in favour of reducing nuclear arsenals.
Some States were giving up or reducing nuclear arsenals and dismantling weapons programmes.
In particular, it continues not to acknowledge the progress already made in reducing nuclear arsenals.
Although significant progress has been made thus far in reducing nuclear arsenals, the five nuclear-weapon States still possess 26,000 nuclear warheads.
Some nuclear States informed about their unilateral actions in favor of reducing nuclear arsenals.
Although significant progress has been made thus far in reducing nuclear arsenals, the five nuclear-weapon States still possess more than 26,000 nuclear warheads.
Undoubtedly, some significant progress was made through bilateral agreements in reducing nuclear arsenals.
Significant progress had been made in reducing nuclear arsenals and in making commitments for further reductions under the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty.
We welcomed the positive atmosphere of negotiations between Russia andthe United States aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals.
Likewise, the European Union welcomes the significant progress made in reducing nuclear arsenals and invites the nuclear-weapon States to pursue with determination their efforts in this direction.
However, we note that the draft resolution continues not to acknowledge the progress already made in reducing nuclear arsenals.
First of all, the Republic of Korea welcomes the significant progress made thus far in reducing nuclear arsenals and the commitments to further reductions under the Moscow Treaty.
Belgium took the view that the clue to the total elimination of nuclear weapons was a firm commitment to reducing nuclear arsenals.
There were four areas of particular concern: reducing nuclear arsenals; bringing into force the CTBT; halting the development of new weapons and systems; and keeping nuclear weapons out of regional conflicts.
In this context, the States holding nuclear weapons should disclose information on the process of reducing nuclear arsenals, thereby ensuring transparency.
The modest achievements in reducing nuclear arsenals have a precarious basis, as they are not the result of multilaterally negotiated irreversible and verifiable agreements, and thus can be easily rolled back.
While reaffirming our commitment to our non-proliferation obligations, Belarus at the same time makes an appeal not to lose sight of the strategic goal of reducing nuclear arsenals.
Given the reality that an FMCT would set the stage for further progress in reducing nuclear arsenals, it has been repeatedly endorsed by Conference member States as the priority nuclear disarmament negotiation.
Establish an expert group to address all policy and specific legal, technical andother aspects of nuclear disarmament, such as reducing nuclear arsenals, verification, transparency, etc.
Nevertheless, his Government remained concerned about the overall modest progress in reducing nuclear arsenals and considered that the principles of transparency, international verification and irreversibility must be applied.
The United States Administration has been working diligently on this agenda,which includes stopping the spread of nuclear weapons, reducing nuclear arsenals and securing nuclear materials.
My delegation commends national policies andbilateral agreements aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals and looks forward to progress being made in seriously addressing issues related to strategic and tactical nuclear arms, as well as their means of delivery.
We are, however, still awaiting the translation of those declarations into practical, tangible measures andresults that would make a difference to reducing nuclear arsenals in an internationally verifiable and transparent manner.
Owing to continuous efforts, the world community has developed a great number of multilateral agreements aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals, prohibition of their placing in specific regions of the world and natural environments(such as outer space and ocean bottoms), restriction of their proliferation and termination of nuclear weapon tests.
First, we reiterate our unswerving support for the central role of the NPT in deterring nuclear proliferation, reducing nuclear arsenals and promoting the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Although we acknowledge the significance of the progress that nuclear-weapon States have made thus far in reducing nuclear arsenals, progress that includes the Moscow Treaty, there remains a wide gap between what non-nuclear-weapon States had hoped for and what nuclear-weapon States have actually achieved.
Russia is ready to continue active joint efforts both with the United States of America and with other interested States to ensure international security,including through prompt progress towards agreements on further reducing nuclear arsenals, improving the regimes for nuclear and missile nonproliferation and strengthening strategic stability by political means.
Thus, the Conference should agree on a plan of action that would include joint measures designed to halt the arms race, reduce nuclear danger andcreate a climate of trust, and reduce nuclear arsenals in order to bring about the total elimination of nuclear weapons.