Примеры использования To conduct nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And the legal latitude to conduct nuclear explosion tests.
Furthermore, France has stated clearly that it retains its right to conduct nuclear tests.
The sovereign decision of our close partner France to conduct nuclear-weapon tests in the Pacific has caused concern in Germany and in other countries.
The CTBT is a specific treaty with a specific requirement not to conduct nuclear explosions.
Furthermore, if France wishes to conduct nuclear testing, we stand by our words that it should do so in metropolitan France and not in our region.
The remark by the representative of France that France has a right to conduct nuclear testing is flimsy.
France no longer has facilities that would allow it to conduct nuclear tests, and is the only nuclear-weapon State to have made this irreversible gesture.
It is a non-discriminatory treaty in which each State party makes the same legal commitment:not to conduct nuclear explosions.
The Limited Test-Ban Treaty of 1963 requires parties not to conduct nuclear weapon tests or other nuclear explosions in outer space.
The CTBT's effectiveness depends on its acceptance by all those States which have the technological capability andthe legal latitude to conduct nuclear tests.
It has also encouraged some countries to conduct nuclear tests in recent months.
On 28 and 30 May 1998, the Government of Brazil issued statements in which it deplored and expressed deep regret andconcern at the decision of the Pakistani Government to conduct nuclear tests.
Its core is the call upon those States which continue to conduct nuclear tests to stop immediately.
I should like to make it clear that to conduct nuclear tests is a misconduct, in laymen's terms, and that the ensuing responsibilities cannot be evaded, or eroded, under any pretext.
Nevertheless, there have already been two new tests by China as well as the decision of France to conduct nuclear tests between September 1995 and May 1996.
Not to conduct nuclear-weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions, and nuclear-weapon tests in alternative ways, and to close and dismantle any sites for nuclear-test explosions and their associated infrastructure;
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)was tasked to conduct nuclear inspections with the assistance and cooperation of UNSCOM.
We look to the nuclear-weapon States to signal their unequivocal support for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, pending its entry into force, by declaring their intention never again to conduct nuclear explosions.
We are equally disturbed andacutely concerned over the reported decision of Pakistan to conduct nuclear tests of its own in response to the nuclear explosions undertaken by India.
It is regrettable that the perceived lack of serious commitment by nuclear-weapon States to moving rapidly towards genuine disarmament recently provided an excuse for others to conduct nuclear tests.
In this connection, when the CTBT enters into force Russia will be obliged to conduct nuclear stockpile stewardship activities which do not run counter to the ban to be imposed by the future treaty.
The article on entry into force will need to be formulated to require the participation in the treaty of all those States which have the established capability to conduct nuclear tests or other nuclear explosions.
That situation had encouraged some countries in regions where tensions prevailed to conduct nuclear tests, stockpile fissile and nuclear materials, and acquire other non-conventional weapons as a means of deterrence.
They are determined to keep the Pacific region free of environmental pollution from radioactive waste and other radioactive matter, and seek,from the nuclear-weapon States, a commitment not to conduct nuclear tests in the South Pacific.
The Non-Proliferation Treaty guaranteed the right to all member States to conduct nuclear energy research for peaceful purposes and to produce, develop and cooperate in the development of nuclear energy.
The President, however, did direct the United States Department of Energy to take such actions as were needed to put the United States in a position to be able to conduct nuclear tests in 1994, provided our legislative requirements had been met.
Accordingly, all Governments that have signed andratified the CTBT are allowed neither to conduct nuclear tests or other nuclear explosions inside their own countries nor to be involved in any kind of act that instigates or encourages such explosions.
A comprehensive test-ban treaty will be a valuable step towards both nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, but such a treaty should be genuinely comprehensive andnot provide loopholes for some States to conduct nuclear tests or continue the refinement of nuclear weapons.
Instead of giving rise to new life, our rich andfertile soil was used for 40 years to conduct nuclear tests, turning it into a nuclear wasteland and bringing suffering to the more than 100,000 people who were directly affected.
We also sincerely hope that enough support can be marshalled to draw on some of the non-proliferation and other benefits its existence offers, even in its current transitional state, and support the commitment by all Statesparties to the Treaty, pending its entry into force, not to conduct nuclear test explosions, in line with the Treaty's basic obligations.