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We view with particular sensitivity the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
The threat posed by weapons of mass destruction rises exponentially with the development of advanced delivery systems.
South Africa shares the concerns regarding the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
Finally, the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction rises exponentially with the development of advanced delivery systems.
South Africa shares the concerns regarding the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
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The threat posed by weapons of mass destruction(WMDs), particularly nuclear weapons, remains the greatest challenge to international peace and security.
But is the world safe enough when we continue to live under the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction?
South Africa continues to be concerned about the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction, not only to individual States, but also to the international community as whole.
With an estimated 27,000 nuclear weapons in the world,we have to make progress in addressing the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
South Africa shares the concerns regarding the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction not only to individual countries but also to the international community as a whole.
There can be no denying that in the recent past there has been a tremendous increase in concerns brought about by the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction and their proliferation.
The preponderant focus on the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction(WMDs) should not divert attention from the need for the regulation and reduction of conventional arms and armed forces.
South Africa is of the view that the established instruments in the fields of non-proliferation anddisarmament can effectively address the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
The commitment of CARICOM to the principle of multilateralism in facing the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction and realizing a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Latin America and the Caribbean has been long-standing.
South Africa is of the view that the established instruments in the fields of nuclear non-proliferation andnuclear disarmament can effectively address the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
Collectively, the international community should strengthen multilateral mechanisms to meet the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems as well as by conventional weapons. .
Slovenia supports all efforts by the international community to promote dialogue andcooperation on non-proliferation in all international forums addressing the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
At the beginning of the First Committee meetings this year,Under-Secretary-General Abe cautioned us that the preponderant focus on the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction(WMD) should not divert our attention from matters relating to the regulation and reduction of conventional arms and armed forces.
Non-proliferation, arms control anddisarmament are complementary elements of the overall comprehensive efforts the international community must undertake to effectively tackle the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
The long-standing commitment of CARICOM to the principle of multilateralism in facing the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction has been underscored by the ratification of the Treaty of Tlatelolco by all CARICOM members and, more recently, the undertaking of a regional initiative aimed at fully implementing Security Council resolution 1540 2004.
In conclusion, this Committee has the responsibility collectively to address concerns related to the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction as well as conventional arms.
Mongolia coordinates both on domestic and international levels to prevent and pre-empt terrorist activities, to improve information-sharing and investigate methods to deal with new and emerging threats, including the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
We must also remain resolute in our collective determination to strengthen multilateral mechanisms to meet the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.
We believe that this is in Australia's national interest and in the interest of international and regional security to uphold the nuclear and other non-proliferation regimes andto continue to do our utmost to pursue effective measures to reduce and eliminate the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction.
To further address the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction, the Swedish Government has established an independent international commission on these weapons. .
To further address the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction the Swedish Government established in 2003 an independent international Commission on these weapons. .
It discusses andseeks to tackle the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction(WMD), and it contains 60 concrete recommendations for action.
The challenges facing our world as a result of the vertical and horizontal threats posed by weapons of mass destruction(WMDs), especially nuclear weapons, have become a source of major concern.
To further address the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction the Swedish government has established an independent international Commission on these weapons. .
Leaders committed US$ 20 billion over 10 years to address the threats posed by weapons or materials of mass destruction(including nuclear) and related knowledge.