Примеры использования Safeguard agreements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those States must comply fully with their commitments andshould conclude comprehensive safeguard agreements with IAEA.
The EU considers that comprehensive safeguard agreements and additional protocols now constitute the IAEA verification standard.
Furthermore, the protocol should not be limited only to those countries that already have full-scope safeguard agreements with the Agency.
The safeguard agreements aim to preventing diversion of nuclear energy from peaceful uses to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
We stress the obligation for the non-nuclear-weapons States to conclude safeguard agreements in accordance with article III of the Treaty.
On the basis of this agreement, a demand must be made upon Israel to place all its nuclear facilities under comprehensive safeguard agreements.
The States concerned in this region should sign and ratify comprehensive safeguard agreements with IAEA as well as the Additional Protocol.
To put an end to the danger of nuclear proliferation, Myanmar urged all those States which had not yet done so to accede to the Treaty andconclude full safeguard agreements with IAEA.
The draft resolution also focuses on a crucial element of the non-proliferation regime- safeguard agreements- and their direct bearing on verification and confidence-building.
In 1995 only three States in the Middle East, Israel, Oman and the United Arab Emirates, had still not acceded to the Treaty orconcluded full-scope safeguard agreements with IAEA.
Slovenia also joins other EU members in lobbying for new Safeguard agreements and additional protocols between UN members and the European Union, where those do not yet exist.
As part of the nuclear-weapon-free zone agreement, the States in the region should undertake to sign comprehensive safeguard agreements with IAEA.
Such safeguard agreements shall be implemented in a manner designed to comply with article IV of the Treaty and to avoid hampering the economic or technological development of the Parties or international cooperation in the field of peaceful nuclear activities.
As legal obligations to be fulfilled by non-nuclear-weapon States, comprehensive safeguard agreements were the core of one pillar of the Treaty.
All facilities which use or store fissile material produced after the FMCT's entry into force are also subject to declarations; and lastly,the future verification regime does not impose additional obligations on non-nuclear-weapon States which have full-scope safeguard agreements with IAEA.
That article affirms the close link between the issues of verification under comprehensive safeguard agreements with the Agency and the peaceful uses of atomic energy.
In the course of the negotiations leading to the NPT, a delicate and balanced package of rights and obligations was introduced according to which non-nuclear-weapon States undertake not to acquire nuclear weapons, andto place their facilities under the safeguard agreements.
In that respect,his delegation called upon all States parties without comprehensive safeguard agreements to conclude such agreements without further delay.
To relieve concerns over the expansion of fuel cycle activities and associated proliferation risks, such as risk of diversion of fissile materials to undeclared purposes, countries with vast nuclear activities and particularly those with fuel cycle program could promote more confidence andtransparency within the framework of their IAEA safeguard agreements and other relevant instruments.
Morocco calls on all States of the Middle East region, including Israel,to conclude comprehensive safeguard agreements with IAEA, as an important step towards the creation of a climate of trust between the States of the region, and a preliminary measure for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
Here we can use the vast experience of the International Atomic Energy Agency in establishing and administrating safeguard agreements, verification and monitoring activities.
Furthermore, it calls upon African States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT)that have not yet concluded safeguard agreements with the IAEA pursuant to the NPT to do so, thereby satisfying the requirements of article 9(b) and annex II to the Pelindaba Treaty when it enters into force.
In addition, Estonia is of the view that as part ofthe nuclear-weapon-free zone agreement, the States in the region should undertake to sign comprehensive safeguard agreements with IAEA.
Internationally, the relevant instruments are the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,indefinitely extended in 1995, the safeguard agreements with the IAEA, the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage, and the Convention on Nuclear Safety.
A number of comments made at the current andprevious meetings indicated possible confusion among delegations as to the link between comprehensive safeguard agreements and additional protocols thereto.
Given the important responsibility of this world body to monitor andensure compliance by States parties with their commitments under the NPT and safeguard agreements, we feel we can take it for granted that the Assembly registers due concern over North Korea's continuing non-compliance with its safeguards agreement, and urges North Korea to come promptly into full compliance.
Canada further calls on all States in the Middle East region to comply fully with their NPT obligations and, in that regard, urges all States in the region that have not yet done so to sign andfully implement safeguard agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Viet Nam is considering the accession to some international instruments relating to nuclear such as the Additional Protocol to Nuclear Safeguard Agreements(between IAEA and member states), the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management.
International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards are an essential element in providing a guarantee that States are complying with article III undertakings.All States parties that have not yet done so should sign without delay the safeguard agreements required by article III of the Treaty.
Australia announced earlier this year that itintends to require adoption by States of additional protocols, together with comprehensive safeguard agreements, as a condition for supplying them with Australian uranium.