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Eleventh, we need to eliminate nuclear weapons once and for all.
We feel it is important to move forward with efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons.
The need to eliminate nuclear weapons remains as urgent as ever.
Solemn declarations about their intention to eliminate nuclear weapons have been made.
Those who want to eliminate nuclear weapons are being seen as a threat to disarmament.
The end of the cold war has given a unique opportunity to eliminate nuclear weapons.
To eliminate nuclear weapons, the international community may take the following concrete steps.
The United Nations, ever since its inception, has sought to eliminate nuclear weapons.
The urgency of immediate action to eliminate nuclear weapons has, however, been heightened by the recent tests.
One of these initiatives featured a proposed programme of action to eliminate nuclear weapons.
To eliminate nuclear weapons and root out the dangers of nuclear war is the common wish of people throughout the world.
They are not even willing to express a readiness to eliminate nuclear weapons on a phased basis.
The efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons require a long-term approach and in this process we must implement practical and concrete measures.
The Canberra Commission urged that practical steps to eliminate nuclear weapons should be taken immediately.
Also worthy of note were the recent statements made by nuclear powers pledging to step up efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons.
Nor can we afford to lose momentum in efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons from the world's arsenals.
Failure to eliminate nuclear weapons would not only aggravate international tension but also increase the danger of the proliferation of nuclear weapons. .
The occasion could be viewed as a new starting-point for efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons once and for all.
In order to eliminate nuclear weapons, we must immediately begin multilateral, non-discriminatory negotiations leading to the attainment of our goal within a clearly defined time frame.
We thus wish to reiterate that the best way to definitively prevent proliferation is to eliminate nuclear weapons altogether.
Fifty years into the global campaign to eliminate nuclear weapons, the world was well aware of the destructive potential of a single warhead, and far too many remained in existence.
It would fulfill NPT state parties' obligations under article VI of the NPT andbuild upon that Treaty's obligation to eliminate nuclear weapons.
Nuclear-weapon States should implement the 13 practical steps to eliminate nuclear weapons, as agreed at the 2000 Review Conference.
There is still concern at the continuing risks of proliferation,which runs counter to efforts by the international community to eliminate nuclear weapons.
This includes the agreements to eliminate nuclear weapons in former Soviet countries, negotiation of the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone, and most recently the Iran deal.
We regard the Indian nuclear tests as being a serious setback for nuclear non-proliferation andfor the global effort to eliminate nuclear weapons.
That would make it possible for measures to be taken gradually to eliminate nuclear weapons entirely and would facilitate a solution to the problems encountered at previous review conferences.
The issue of compliance applied to all provisions of the Treaty without distinction,in particular the obligations of the nuclear-weapon States to eliminate nuclear weapons.
Since the international community was united in wishing to eliminate nuclear weapons, it was important to ensure that the differences of opinion on the question did not call that consensus in question.