Примеры использования Step-by-step reduction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Identifies the following general areas for step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
The President(interpretation from French):Draft resolution E is entitled"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat(resolution 49/75 E);
Australia is appreciative of the positive intentions which inspired the development of the draft resolution on the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
E"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat" operative paragraphs 3 and 4.
I would also like to explain my delegation's vote on draft resolution A/C.1/49/L.25, on the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
In addition, we need a step-by-step reduction of the fissile material available for nuclear weapons.
As the Committee will recall, this replaces andimproves on the resolution submitted by Mexico in 1994 entitled“Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat”.
Recalling its resolution 49/75 E of 15 December 1994 on a step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat, and its resolution 50/70 P of 12 December 1995 on nuclear disarmament.
The Disarmament Commission should also examine several other constructive proposals,such as those contained in resolution 49/75 E on the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
The Federal Reserve for the first time officially declared step-by-step reduction of reinvestments, the working plan will be provided in the nearest future, the discussion will continue at a meeting on June 14.
It was against this background that non-aligned countries, led by Mexico,submitted to the General Assembly a draft resolution entitled"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
The nuclear-weapon States to undertake the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and to carry out effective nuclear disarmament measures with a view to the total elimination of these weapons;
The Chairman(interpretation from Spanish): The next speaker is the representative of Mexico,who will introduce the draft resolution contained in document A/C.1/49/L.25 concerning a step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
At the last United Nations General Assembly proposals were put forward on these very issues: the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and measures aimed at the elimination of nuclear weapons.
Calls upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and a phased programme of progressive and balanced deep reductions of nuclear weapons, and to carry out effective nuclear disarmament measures with a view to the total elimination of these weapons within a time-bound framework;
Accordingly, during the past decade, Myanmar has been proposing a comprehensive draft resolution calling upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat with a view to achieving the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
A/C.1/49/L.25- Draft resolution entitled"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat" submitted by Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria and Zimbabwe on 2 November 1994.
The revision consists of the addition by the sponsors of a new final paragraph in the operative part,requesting the inclusion of the item“Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat” in the provisional agenda of the General Assembly's fiftieth session.
A/C.1/49/L.25/Rev.1- Revised draft resolution entitled"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat" submitted by Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, United Republic of Tanzania and Zimbabwe on 16 November 1994.
My delegation fully endorses the call made on the nuclear-weapon States in paragraph 4 of draft resolution A/C.1/51/L.39,to undertake step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and a phased programme of progressive and balanced deep reductions of nuclear weapons.
Recalling its resolution 49/75 E of 15 December 1994 on a step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and its resolutions 50/70 P of 12 December 1995 and 51/45 O of 10 December 1996 on nuclear disarmament.
On the question of nuclear disarmament,the General Assembly has called upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and a phased programme of progressive and balanced reductions of nuclear weapons.
The Russian Federation fulfils its obligations for the step-by-step reduction of its nuclear arsenals primarily within the framework of bilateral arrangements with the United States of America, as well as unilaterally.
In paragraph 4 of the draft resolution,the General Assembly would call upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake a step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and a phased programme of progressive and balanced deep reductions of nuclear weapons.
Reiterates its call upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and to carry out effective nuclear disarmament measures with a view to the total elimination of these weapons with a specified framework of time;
On 2 November, Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria andZimbabwe submitted a draft resolution entitled"Step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat"(A/C.1/49/L.25), which was later also sponsored by Ecuador and the United Republic of Tanzania.
Reiterates its call upon the nuclear-weapon States to undertake the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat and to carry out effective nuclear disarmament measures with a view to achieving the total elimination of these weapons within a specified framework of time;