Примеры использования Threat of nuclear weapons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is our duty to save future generations from the threat of nuclear weapons.
The threat of nuclear weapons will be successfully overcome only by their total prohibition and destruction.
At the turn of a new millennium mankind is still living under the threat of nuclear weapons.
This will fundamentally remove the threat of nuclear weapons to mankind and greatly enhance world peace and security.
In May, a historic step was taken towards ridding the world of the threat of nuclear weapons.
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Japan shares the view that the threat of nuclear weapons is one of the most serious issues that humankind faces.
Over the past two years, the United States has made real progress in lifting the threat of nuclear weapons.
As a result of this gloomy picture, the threat of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction continues unchecked.
The aim of German policy remained a world that was free from the threat of nuclear weapons.
Iraq has also sought to rid the region of the threat of nuclear weapons through adopting agreements on banning weapons of mass destruction.
We value the establishment of such zones as confidence-building measures against the threat of nuclear weapons.
It is also one of the principal measures designed to eliminate the threat of nuclear weapons and to achieve total and comprehensive disarmament.
We value the establishment of such zones as confidence-building measures against the threat of nuclear weapons.
Our Committee, each year, adopts two resolutions on the threat of nuclear weapons and on the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
They are simply waiting for us to fulfil our civic duty as leaders to save the world from the threat of nuclear weapons.
This extraordinary Treaty has been effective in reducing the threat of nuclear weapons through a broad yet delicate bargain between nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
The aim of German policy in the area of nuclear disarmament remains a world that is free of the threat of nuclear weapons.
The policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons can lower the threat of nuclear weapons, reduce the risk of a nuclear war and prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons. .
The country has always supported all regional andinternational initiatives to rid the world of the threat of nuclear weapons.
Since the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is under constant threat of nuclear weapons, it holds to its position of principle that all nuclear weapons must be destroyed as quickly as possible.
The challenges of global governance extend beyond the global financial crisis,climate change and the threat of nuclear weapons.
No country can feel genuinely secure as long as the threat of nuclear weapons exists from any quarter.
While the record of thepast five years might be mixed, it was clear that the end of the cold war had not removed the threat of nuclear weapons.
Furthermore, no effective mechanism had been devised to address the threat of nuclear weapons-- another key mandate of the Treaty.
All States should adopt a moral policy in accordance with the Treaty's goal of international peace and security without the threat of nuclear weapons.
The international community now has at hand a unique opportunity to reduce and eliminate the threat of nuclear weapons for this and succeeding generations.
Throughout the years, Egypt has continued to play a consistently leading role in promoting the objective of ridding the Middle East of the threat of nuclear weapons.
We are convinced that the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT)remains the cornerstone of international efforts to contain the threat of nuclear weapons and provides a framework for nuclear disarmament.
Nicaragua also welcomes the signing of the Treaties of Bangkok and Pelindaba,which together with the Treaty of Tlatelolco will contribute to achieving a more secure world free from the threat of nuclear weapons.
The Committee stressed the supreme duty to prevent wars and other acts of mass violence, andcalled on all States to rid the world of the threat of nuclear weapons.