Примеры использования Technology for peaceful purposes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sciences and technology for peaceful purposes, promoting.
Zambia supports the right of States to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Mexico uses space technology for peaceful purposes as part of its strategy to promote national development.
Yemen underlines the right of all countries to possess nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Full and unimpeded access to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes for all the States parties without discrimination;
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Every country had an inalienable right to develop its nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
International cooperation on the use of science and technology for peaceful purposes, including the transfer and exchange of technology, is therefore essential.
All States had a right to develop, produce anduse nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
The promotion of the use of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes was enshrined in article IV of the Non-Proliferation Treaty as an inalienable right of all States.
However, every country has the right to develop technology for peaceful purposes.
The arbitrary limitation of transfers of material and technology for peaceful purposes has also had an adverse impact on the formulation of verification machinery related to the biological weapons Convention.
It also acknowledged the right of States to use space technology for peaceful purposes.
However, the protracted pattern of failure to facilitate Iran's access to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, coupled with an illegal active campaign to deprive Iran of its right, has compelled Iran to protect its inalienable right and its vital national interests.
We must also promote international cooperation in the use of science and technology for peaceful purposes.
Stressing the importance of using modern nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and working to develop this by joint Arab efforts.
Nothing in this Treaty shall be interpreted as to prevent the use of nuclear science and technology for peaceful purposes.
Their right to have access to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes should also be assured.
We further reaffirm that nuclear-weapon-free zones do not prevent the use of nuclear science and technology for peaceful purposes.
International cooperation in the use of science and technology for peaceful purposes should include the transfer and exchange of technology. .
The"Road to 2010" plan underlines the United Kingdom's commitment to ensuring that all nations can access nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Making additional efforts to provide nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to non-nuclear States;
Encourages United Nations bodies to contribute, within existing mandates, to promoting the application of science and technology for peaceful purposes;
The inalienable right of all NPT States parties to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes without discrimination indeed constitutes one of the basic pillars of the Treaty.
Expresses concern that undue restrictions persist on export to developing countries of material,equipment and technology for peaceful purposes.
The two components underpinning the stability of international trade in nuclear materials and technology for peaceful purposes were the international safeguards system and the nuclear-export controls regime.
The Western Group, the delegations of the Eastern European Group, andother delegations agreed with the importance of ensuring access to high technology for peaceful purposes.
Kazakhstan recognizes the right of any nation to develop nuclear technology for peaceful purposes under strict international control.
The 2009 meetings covered the issue of enhancing international cooperation, assistance andexchange in biological sciences and technology for peaceful purposes.
We emphasize the inviolability of the inalienable right of States parties to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, under the relevant articles of the Treaty.
Enhanced national oversight of dual use research of concern without hampering the fullest possible exchange of knowledge and technology for peaceful purposes;