Примеры использования Right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy 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.
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.
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.
Such a treaty would ban the production of enriched uranium andplutonium for nuclear weapons, without hampering the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy should be safeguarded and nuclear security measures should be enhanced to prevent accidents and guarantee the safe use of nuclear energy. .
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.
All States had the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy, and nuclear-weapon States should be encouraged to fulfil their disarmament obligations under article VI of the Treaty.
The three pillars of the Treaty-- nuclear disarmament, nuclear non-proliferation and the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy-- needed to be pursued in parallel.
Such conditions did not make the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy any less inalienable; on the contrary, ensuring responsible exercise of that right would help to preserve and strengthen it.
It was also important for the 2015 Review Conference to reaffirm the need for technology transfer to afford States parties their right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
It was vital for the Conference to take steps to protect the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and, in particular,to strengthen and fully fund IAEA technical cooperation activities.
The regime established by the Treaty is based on three pillars: nuclear disarmament,non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and the inalienable right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
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.
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.
States Parties agree that the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy will be preserved and respected unconditionally, and that their actions in this matter will always be in conformity with Articles III, IV and V of the Treaty.
Diplomacy and the peaceful settlement of disputes, whenever and wherever possible, should be given a chance,taking into account the legitimate interests of the parties concerned, including the 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.
Political constraints and monopolies in the area of fuel supply andreprocessing prevents developing countries from enjoying their inalienable right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and risk the continuous and secure operation of their nuclear power plants.
At the same time, such mechanisms should address the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy by providing nuclear fuel supply security for countries developing a nuclear programme in the best safety, security and non-proliferation conditions.
Mr. Wesaka Puja(Indonesia) said that the Preparatory Committee should build on the consensus reached at the 2010 Review Conference and enhance the momentum for balanced and non-discriminatory progress on the three pillars of the Non-Proliferation Treaty: disarmament,non-proliferation and the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
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.
The right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy had also been underlined in seven paragraphs of the decision on principles and objectives for nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament taken at the 1995 Review and Extension Conference and in the final document of the 2000 Review Conference.
Regarding the third pillar,the Arab States viewed the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy as an inalienable right under article IV of the Treaty, and were troubled by the increasing restrictions on the export of nuclear materials and equipment to States that were using nuclear energy in accordance with the Treaty and within the IAEA Comprehensive Safeguards System.