Примеры использования Right to peaceful uses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The DPRK stated that it has the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy is an essential part of the NPT.
Thirdly, the DPRK stated that it had the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
All states have a right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy in accordance with the obligations they have undertaken.
The Conference should not adopt new measures that would restrict the exercise of the inalienable right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
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Disarmament, non-proliferation and the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy, form the three pillars of the NPT.
A balanced multilateral mechanism would significantly contribute to reducing concerns about proliferation as well as about the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
While all States had the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy, that right came with responsibilities and obligations.
In order to prevent such an eventuality, ways must be found to reconcile the right to peaceful uses with the imperative of non-proliferation.
The right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy should be exercised by States in strict conformity with their respective IAEA safeguards obligations and consistent with agreed principles and objectives of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
The Republic of Korea attached importance to the right to peaceful uses of nuclear power, as that right was indispensable to sustainable development.
These approaches would significantly contribute to reducing concerns about proliferation as well as about the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Concern was expressed about the potential effect on the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy, particularly in the context of strengthening the non-proliferation regime.
The support of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the NPT was unequivocal, andthe country continued to honour its obligations and exercise its right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
At the same time it actively exercised the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and cooperated with the States parties in developing nuclear energy for peaceful nuclear research and application of nuclear technologies.
As a country that depended on nuclear energy for 40 per cent of its electric power supply,the Republic of Korea viewed the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy as indispensable to its sustainable development.
The best way to establish the necessary balance between the right to peaceful uses and the need for nuclear security and safety would be to adopt common, universal, transparent, objective and politically neutral standards.
In the current situation, it has become an important and urgent issue for the international community to strike a balance between non-proliferation, on the one hand, and maintenance of regional peace and stability,the legitimate security concerns for countries involved and the right to peaceful uses, on the other.
Mr. Meghlaoui(Algeria) said that the balanced implementation of the Treaty's three cornerstones of disarmament,non-proliferation and the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy was a basic condition for its credibility and effectiveness.
That initiative contained assurances whereby member States would retain the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy,to obtain advanced technology, to uranium enrichment and to obtain enriched uranium at fair prices and without discrimination.
With China and the United States, we are co-hosting a series of Association of Southeast Asian Nations Regional Forum(ARF) intersessional meetings on non-proliferation and disarmament, centred on the three pillars of the NPT, namely, non-proliferation,disarmament and the right to peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
However, in recent years the international community had become increasingly concerned about the potential to misuse the right to peaceful uses enshrined in article IV of the Treaty by developing the capability to enrich uranium or process plutonium for the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
Action is required on many fronts, including strengthening confidence in the integrity of the Treaty; achieving further irreversible cuts in nuclear arsenals; ensuring that measures for compliance are made more effective; acting to reduce the threat of proliferation not only to States, but to non-State actors; andfinding durable ways to reconcile the right to peaceful uses with the imperative of non-proliferation.
The Islamic Republic of Iran, as a party to the CWC, BWC and NPT, is committed to all provisions of those instruments and, while remaining transparent through making declarations and accepting international monitoring and inspection by the competent international bodies, in particular the International Atomic Energy Agency,has always stated that it would not abandon its right to peaceful uses of nuclear technology due to politically motivated accusations.
This demonstrates that nuclear disarmament can facilitate the right to peaceful use.
Norway fully supports the right to peaceful use as stipulated in article IV of the NPT and in conformity with articles I, II and III of the Treaty.
Countries should honour their due international obligations, and their right to peaceful use of nuclear energy should be fully respected.
Cuba shared other delegations' concerns over the wording of paragraph 8, and was opposed to making signature and ratification of additional protocols a further precondition placed on developing countries,as it would restrict their inalienable right to peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Double standards should be abandoned, the impartiality and non-discriminatory character of non-proliferation effortsshould be preserved and the relationship between nonproliferation and the right to peaceful use should be handled in a balanced way.
This is very promising for our common efforts to halt the proliferation of nuclear weapons and to achieve further nuclear disarmament,while at the same time fully respecting the right to peaceful use of nuclear energy within the framework of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.