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Implementing measures to reduce nuclear danger;
It has been argued that there are a number of technical challenges involved in taking steps to reduce nuclear danger.
They, alone or in combination,help to reduce nuclear dangers, and thereby.
The Board concluded that it was vitally important to raise the visibility of the need to reduce nuclear danger.
Mr. Durrani(Pakistan): The best way to reduce nuclear danger is the total elimination of all nuclear weapons.
How do regional conflicts impact efforts to reduce nuclear dangers?
Measures to reduce nuclear dangers arising from accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons are also pertinent in this regard.
While we work towards this goal,measures could be taken to reduce nuclear dangers.
We encourage nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger by de-alerting nuclear weapons and diminishing the operational readiness of weapon systems.
While pursuing the goal of nuclear disarmament,it is desirable to take immediate steps to reduce nuclear danger.
Despite progress in some areas,greater collaborative efforts are required to reduce nuclear danger and to address current disarmament and non-proliferation challenges.
Over the past years, various bilateral and multilateral plans have been designed,calling for actions to reduce nuclear dangers.
We encourage nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger through the de-alerting of nuclear weapons and diminishing the operational readiness of weapon systems.
This fundamental fact needs to be accepted as this alone provides the direction to efforts to reduce nuclear danger.
Adoption of measures by nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger, such as de-alerting nuclear weapons and decreasing the operational readiness of nuclear-weapons systems.
Pending the global andnon-discriminatory elimination of nuclear weapons, it is important to take measures to reduce nuclear dangers.
Adoption of measures by nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger, such as the de-alerting of nuclear weapons and decreasing the operational readiness of nuclear-weapons systems.
A positive vote on the draft resolution will be a reaffirmation by the international community of the need to take decisive steps to reduce nuclear danger.
There were three areas where the international community needed to work together to reduce nuclear dangers: disarmament, non-proliferation and nuclear security.
Interim measures to reduce nuclear danger should include reviewing and adapting nuclear policies, de-emphasizing the role of nuclear weapons, and de-alerting and de-activating nuclear weapons.
Full implementation of the seven recommendations identified by the Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters(see A/56/400), to reduce nuclear dangers, requires further efforts.
Measures to reduce nuclear danger arising from accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons increasing restraints on the use of nuclear weapons and de-alerting of nuclear weapons are pertinent in this regard.
For the States with nuclear weapons,it would be a tangible demonstration of their commitment to nuclear disarmament and to reduce nuclear dangers worldwide.
Measures to reduce nuclear dangers arising from the accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons, increasing restraints on the use of nuclear weapons and de-alerting of nuclear weapons are all pertinent in that regard.
The year 2009 witnessed various bilateral andmultilateral plans calling for action to reduce nuclear dangers, raising new hope for a world without nuclear weapons.
The third panel will take place on Friday, 22 October 1999, at 3 p.m. in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, to discuss"The New Agenda Coalition, The Tokyo Forum andOther Initiatives to Reduce Nuclear Dangers.
Measures to reduce nuclear danger arising from the accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons, increasing restraints on the use of nuclear weapons and de-alerting of nuclear weapons are pertinent in this regard.
In response to General Assembly resolution 54/54 K, the Board forwarded to the Secretary-General"inputs… on information with regard to specific measures that could significantly reduce the risk of nuclear war",suggesting four measures on which emphasis should be placed to reduce nuclear danger.
Adoption of measures by nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger, including the risks of accidental nuclear war, de-alerting of nuclear weapons to prevent unintentional and accidental use of nuclear weapons.
While the draft resolution, entitled"Reducing nuclear danger", contains a number of practical measures of which we are strong and active advocates, we were unable to support the text and voted against it, given that it fails to acknowledge the importance of the universalization of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as a step towards a nuclear-weapon-free world, and the responsibility of all States which possess nuclear weapons to reduce nuclear danger.