Примеры использования Transfer of nuclear equipment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, the transfer of nuclear equipment, information, material, facilities, resources and devices and the provision of nuclear, scientific and technological assistance to States not parties to the Treaty should be prohibited.
The Syrian Arab Republic therefore called on all States parties to refrain from imposing any limitations on the transfer of nuclear equipment and technology to States parties that had concluded comprehensive safeguards agreements with the Agency.
The Group of Non-Aligned States Parties to the Treaty, mindful of the importance of article III in verifying the peaceful nature of nuclear programmes,reiterates that obligations under this article provide credible assurances for States Parties to engage in the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology for peaceful purposes.
It furthermore calls on the States parties to refrain from imposing any restrictions on the transfer of nuclear equipment and technology for peaceful purposes to States parties that have signed comprehensive safeguards agreements with IAEA and from imposing further restrictions on the use of this nuclear technology in a manner that is contrary to the spirit of the NPT.
Mexico shares the concerns expressed in the preambular paragraphs of the resolution and agrees that the measures set out in its operative part should be implemented,particularly those relating to the transfer of nuclear equipment and materials, technical training, advice, services or assistance.
The Syrian Arab Republic also calls upon all States parties to refrain from imposing any restrictions on the transfer of nuclear equipment and technology for peaceful purposes to States parties that have concluded comprehensive safeguards agreements with IAEA, and to refrain from imposing, in a manner that contradicts the spirit and the letter of the Treaty, further restrictions on the use of such technology.
In this connection,the Group confirms that the obligation under article III of the Treaty in verifying the peaceful nature of nuclear programmes provides credible assurances enabling States parties to engage in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and technology for peaceful purposes, in accordance with article IV of the Treaty.
The Syrian Arab Republic also calls upon all States parties to refrain from imposing any restrictions on the transfer of nuclear equipment and technology for peaceful purposes to States parties that have concluded comprehensive safeguards agreements with IAEA and to refrain from imposing further restrictions on the use of such technology in a manner that contradicts the spirit and the letter of the Treaty.
The States parties reaffirm the responsibility of nuclear supplier States parties to the Treaty to promote the legitimate needs of nuclear energy of the States parties to the Treaty, with preferential treatment rendered to developing ones,by allowing the latter to participate to the fullest in the possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
To confirm that article III of the Treaty on verifying the peaceful nature of nuclear programmes provides credible assurances enabling States parties to engage in the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology for peaceful purposes in accordance with article IV and, therefore, States parties to the Treaty shall refrain from imposing ormaintaining any restriction or limitation on the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology to States parties with comprehensive safeguards agreements.
Therefore, States Parties to the Treaty are called upon to refrain from imposing ormaintaining any restriction or limitation on the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology to States Parties with comprehensive safeguards agreements.
To confirm that the obligation under article III in verifying the peaceful nature of nuclear programmes provides credible assurances enabling States parties to engage in the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology for peaceful purposes in accordance with article IV. Therefore, States parties to the Treaty are called upon to refrain from imposing ormaintaining any restriction or limitation on the transfer of nuclear equipment, material and technology to States parties with comprehensive safeguards agreements.
The States parties reaffirm the responsibility of nuclear supplier States parties to the Treaty to promote the legitimate needs of nuclear energy of the States parties to the Treaty, with preferential treatment rendered to developing ones,by allowing the latter to fully participate in possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes, with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
To stress the commitment of developed countries to facilitate andassist the legitimate development of nuclear energy by the developing countries by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent in the possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes, with a view to achieving maximum benefits and applying pertinent sustainable development in their health, industry, agriculture and other development-related activities.
The States Parties reaffirm the responsibility of nuclear supplier States parties to the Treaty to promote the legitimate needs of nuclear energy of the States Parties to the Treaty, with preferential treatment rendered to developing ones,by allowing the latter to participate to the fullest in possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
The Ministers stressed particularly the responsibility of developed countries to promote the legitimate need of nuclear energyof the developing countries, by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent possible in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
The Group stresses the responsibility of developedcountries to facilitate and assist the legitimate development of nuclear energy of the developing countries by allowing them to participate to the fullest in possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the maximum benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
The Group stresses the responsibility of developed countries to facilitate andassist the legitimate development of nuclear energy of the developing countries by allowing them to participate to the fullest in possible transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the maximum benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
The Ministers stressed particularly the responsibility of developed countries to promote the legitimate need of nuclear energy of the developing countries,by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent possible in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
Another fundamental principle is for developed Member States to promote the satisfaction of the legitimate needs for nuclear energy of developing countries by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent possible in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the greatest possible benefit, and by applying relevant aspects of sustainable development to their activities.
The Heads of State and Government stressed particularly the responsibility of developed countries to promote the legitimate need of nuclear energy of the developing countries,by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent possible in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
NAM stresses particularly the responsibility of developed countries to promote the legitimate need for nuclear energy of developing countries, by allowing them to participate to the fullest extent possible in the transfer of nuclear equipment, materials, scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes with a view to achieving the largest benefits and applying pertinent elements of sustainable development in their activities.
The third component of the bargain that underpins the NPT is the transfer of nuclear knowledge, equipment and materials for peaceful uses.
Make acceptance by recipients of full-scope IAEA safeguards a condition for new supply arrangements for the transfer of nuclear material and equipment.
Despite its intransigence,Israel benefited from unrestricted transfer of nuclear technology, equipment and material, and was fully catered to by the self-appointed guardians of non-proliferation.
The Conference should also request the States parties to the Treaty to refrain from the transfer or transport of nuclear equipment, know-how, resources or material.
In that context, export control should not lead to the establishment of a discriminatory andselective regime which would impose restrictions on the transfer of nuclear materials, equipment and technology to developing countries.
Make acceptance of the Additional Protocol a condition for the transfer of nuclear material and equipment.
Undue restrictions on the transfer of nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy should be swiftly removed.
It was unfortunate that no practical steps had been taken to remove restrictions on the transfer of nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.