Примеры использования Strategic arsenals на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Together with the United States, we have been steadily reducing our national strategic arsenals.
They have significantly reduced their strategic arsenals by improving inventory management and rationalization of their nuclear weapons.
These agreements provide for more than halving the Russian and American strategic arsenals.
Russia and the United States are reducing their strategic arsenals under the START I Treaty, well ahead of the scheduled date of December 1999.
To reduce the role of nuclear weapons, Russia andthe United States must continue their efforts further to reduce their strategic arsenals.
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Moreover, in only seven or eight years' time, the level of strategic arsenals will stand at only a third of the level possessed by two nuclear States, the United States and Russia, as recently as 1990.
It was essential that the programme should not compromise existing strategic balances orprevent the reduction of the strategic arsenals of the nuclear Powers.
Some progress has been made towards reducing strategic arsenals, but over 20,000 nuclear weapons are still held, mostly on high alert, by the two largest nuclear-weapon States.
The ratification of the STARTII Treaty opens the path to the launching of official talks on further reductions of Russian and United States strategic arsenals within the framework of a STARTIII Treaty.
We welcome the Moscow Treaty as a substantial contribution to the reduction in strategic arsenals, but we must advance further, and Norway reiterates its call for irreversible reductions in nuclear weapons, including non-strategic weapons.
Given the size of the arsenals involved, a new agreement to reduce Russian and American offensive strategic arsenals would indeed be a major step forward.
The meetings of the First Committee at the current session are being held in a different disarmament environment, an optimistic environment encouraged by the positive political positions expressed recently by certain nuclear-weapon States-- the United States and Russia-- regarding reducing their countries' dependence on strategic arsenals.
Welcoming the START II agreement between the Russian Federation andthe United States of America aimed at reducing the strategic arsenals to 3,000 for the Russian Federation and 3,500 for the United States by the year 2003;
We call on all nuclear countries to take serious and urgent steps to reduce their expenditures on weapons programmes in order toachieve a phased dismantling of their nuclear and strategic arsenals.
One particular concern is that more thana decade after the end of the cold war, large parts of strategic arsenals are still configured on hairtrigger alert, to be launched within minutes of the warning of an attack.
We thus urge the nuclear States to take measures, through serious and urgent initiatives,to reduce arms expenditures in preparation for a phased elimination of their nuclear and strategic arsenals.
Iraq also welcomed the initiative taken by the United States of America to reduce existing strategic arsenals and to move towards ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty and a fissile material cut-off treaty.
Italy appreciates andencourages efforts deployed by the two major nuclear-weapons States to reduce their respective strategic arsenals since the end of the cold war.
These initiatives emphasize the importance of a continuation of the process of reduction of strategic arsenals, as well as of the efforts to curb the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, to safeguard nuclear materials and to prevent them from being smuggled.
Despite expectations by the international community,the summit meeting held between the two major powers last April in Moscow regrettably failed to address the question of the further reduction of strategic arsenals.
We welcome the Treaty between the United States of America andthe Russian Federation on Strategic Offensive Reductions as a substantial contribution to reductions in strategic arsenals, but we must advance further and Norway reiterates its call for irreversible reductions in nuclear weapons, including non-strategic weapons.
The continuation of the dialogue between the two major nuclear Powers was encouraging; the Vancouver Declaration, START II andthe Lisbon Protocol should make it possible to achieve a significant reduction in strategic arsenals.
Welcoming the Treaty on the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms(START II) between the Russian Federation andthe United States of America aimed at reducing the strategic arsenals to an aggregate level not to exceed 3,500 deployed strategic warheads for each side no later than the year 2003.
We emphasize the need for the nuclear-weapon States tomake a serious attempt to reduce their spending on weapons programmes with a view to phasing out and eliminating their nuclear and strategic arsenals.
It is regrettable that, despite some unilateral andbilateral initiatives on the part of some States to reduce their nuclear and strategic arsenals, a number of major Powers persist in advancing their nuclear, chemical and biological technologies and in conducting tests under the pretext of deterrence and national security, despite all the instruments, protocols and conventions calling for the prohibition of such practices.
Norway welcomes that the United States of America andthe Russian Federation have initiated talks on the further reduction of strategic arsenals given that START expires in 2009 and SORT expires in 2012.
Norway welcomes the fact that the UnitedStates of America and the Russian Federation have initiated talks on the further reduction of strategic arsenals given that START expires in 2009 and SORT expires in 2012.
Welcoming the Treaty between the United States of America and the Russian Federation on Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms,signed at Moscow on 3 January 1993, aimed at reducing the strategic arsenals to an aggregate level not to exceed 3,500 deployed strategic warheads for each side no later than the year 2003.
Welcoming the Treaty between the Russian Federation and the United States of America on Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Weapons,signed in Moscow on 3 January 1993, aimed at reducing the strategic arsenals to an aggregate level not to exceed 3,500 deployed strategic warheads for each side no later than the year 2003.
According to the document, each party will reduce its strategic arsenal to 1,550 warheads.