Примеры использования States to acquire на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It will limit the possibilities for other States to acquire such devices.
The motivations for States to acquire, possess and use missiles of different types vary.
Globalization has increased the opportunities for States to acquire or develop WMDs.
Efforts by such States to acquire nuclear weapons constituted a violation of the NPT and must not be ignored.
It will limit the ability of other States to acquire such devices themselves.
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The possession of nuclear weapons by any State was a constant stimulus to other States to acquire them.
Reaffirming the inalienable right of all States to acquire and develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Selective and half-hearted disarmament efforts will only breed resentment and prompt non-nuclear-weapon States to acquire those horrendous weapons.
Hence the temptation for certain States to acquire nuclear capabilities, in breach of treaties.
The section on principles should not acknowledge the right of all States to acquire or import arms.
Hence the temptation for certain States to acquire nuclear capabilities, in breach of treaties.
The challenges to international peace and security are not limited to the race by States to acquire various kinds of weapons.
It is the legitimate right of States to acquire the means to protect their independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
We are equally opposed to any new attempts by States to acquire nuclear weapons.
We underline the right of States to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful uses and to settle disputes through dialogue and negotiation.
Globalization has increased the opportunities for States to acquire or develop WMDs.
The basic causes that impel States to acquire defensive arms and to maintain armed forces at certain levels relate to their own national and regional security environments.
Such an unnatural situation would only encourage other States to acquire or manufacture nuclear weapons.
The basic causes which impel States to acquire defensive arms and to maintain armed forces at certain levels relate to their own national and regional security environments.
At the same time, Guyana reaffirms the inalienable right of all States to acquire and develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
The emergence of so-called threshold States had aggravated the problem because such States presented a strong incentive to neighbouring States to acquire nuclear weapons.
The Syrian Arab Republic stresses the right of all States to acquire nuclear energy for various peaceful uses.
In this context it is worth noting the 1995 report of the Canberra Commission on the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons,which stated that"the possession of nuclear weapons by any State is a constant stimulus to other States to acquire them.
There is no agreement on the aspiration of a few States to acquire permanent membership in the Security Council.
In order to make such norms relevant,we must address the motives that drive States to acquire armaments forcibly.
We must address the underlying motives that drive States to acquire weapons of mass destruction, which include threats posed by superior conventional or non-conventional forces, the existence of disputes and conflicts with more powerful States and discrimination in the application of international norms and laws.
That new consensus should address contemporary issues related to underlying motives andcauses that impel States to acquire weapons of mass destruction; nuclear disarmament within a reasonable time frame; the promotion of the peaceful uses of nuclear technology under appropriate safeguards; the prevention of acquisition of weapons of mass destruction technology by terrorists; missile and anti-ballistic missile systems; and security arrangements for sensitive regions such as South Asia, the Middle East and North-East Asia.
The Mediterranean is a major international trade route andone of those most used by proliferating States to acquire various prohibited resources.
Is it reaffirming the inalienable right of all States to acquire and develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes?