Примеры использования Transportation of radioactive materials на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rules for safe transportation of radioactive materials.
Peru is particularly concerned by the issue of the maritime transportation of radioactive materials.
The transportation of radioactive materials in and through the SIDS regions must cease.
France takes note of the concerns that the transportation of radioactive materials raises among some island States.
We need to continue working in the context of the competent international organs to strengthen the security norms in the transportation of radioactive materials.
Regarding the transportation of radioactive materials, South Africa endorses the safety standards of the IAEA.
IATA participates as an observer in the development of regulations governing the transportation of radioactive materials.
Transportation of radioactive materials was organized under strict observance of the relevant international rules, as defined by the International Atomic Energy Agency and the International Maritime Organization.
The Conference takes note of the concerns of small island developing States andother coastal States with regard to the transportation of radioactive materials by sea.
Our concerns regarding the potential for damage in the event of an accident or incident during transportation of radioactive materials by sea are raised because of the several efforts by the region to safeguard the marine environment.
CARICOM remains deeply concerned by the potential risk to life, health andto our economies in the event of an accident during the transportation of radioactive materials by sea.
The Conference affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection.
As a region, we remain concerned by the potential for severe consequences to life and health, as well as to our economies,in the event of an accident during maritime transportation of radioactive materials.
At the same time, the requirements of the Ukrainian standards and regulations of safe transportation of radioactive materials are currently already as strict as the IAEA, US and EU standards.
Illegal transportation of radioactive materials can not be excluded through Abkhazia and Tskhinvali Region/South Osetia sections of the Russian-Georgian border, where Russia unilaterally established the simplified visa regime for the separatist regions.
Nigeria remains concerned with the continued incidence of transboundary movement of wastes and transportation of radioactive materials that could constitute a threat to marine life of coastal States and the ecosystem of the entire region.
While recognizing the principles of freedom of navigation enshrined in the relevant provisions of the Convention, we remain deeply disturbed at the potential risk to lives, health, andour environment and economies in the event of an accident during the transportation of radioactive materials by sea.
It is in the interests of all States that maritime and other transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
At the regional level, some coastal States continue to express their concerns regarding the potential for damage in the event of an accident or incident during transportation of radioactive materials by sea, including pollution of the marine environment.
The Group affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
CARICOM delegations would wish again to highlight the importance that they attach to the security andenvironmental implications arising from the maritime transportation of radioactive materials and the corresponding lack of adequate liability and compensation regimes.
The Group affirms that it is in the interests of all States that the maritime transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection, and that States have under international law the obligation to protect and preserve the maritime environment.
On 19 February 2014,SNRIU made a decision on temporary ban of nuclear materials transit through the territory of Ukraine based on information received from competent authorities and according to the Provisions on Transportation of Radioactive Materials through the Territory of Ukraine.
For example, it had participated in the meeting organized by IAEA in 1998 for the purpose of reviewing the international instruments on transportation of radioactive materials and it was taking part in the activities of the working group charged with the review of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials and its operation.
The Conference endorses the IAEA regulations for the safe transport of radioactive material andaffirms that it is in the interests of all States that the transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with international standards of safety, security and environmental protection.
The Conference affirms that it is in the interests of all States that any transportation of radioactive materials be conducted in compliance with the relevant international standards of nuclear safety and security and environmental protection, without prejudice to the freedoms, rights and obligations of navigation provided for in international law.
The Conference endorses the IAEA standards for the safe transport of radioactive material andaffirms that it is in the interests of all States parties that the transportation of radioactive materials continues to be conducted consistent with international safety, security and environmental protection standards and guidelines.
A number of States in this category call upon those directly engaged in the maritime transportation of radioactive materials to continue to provide information, consistent with safety and security requirements, about the timing, route and liability arrangements to States in the vicinity of such shipments.
It is a member of IAEA and participates in a number of the latter 's activities, including RADWASS, the International Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee( INWAC),the Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials( PATRAM), symposium, and the coordinated research programme in the behaviour of spent fuel and storage facility components during long-term storage BEFAST.
States parties emphasized that transportation of radioactive material, including maritime transportation, should be carried out in a safe and secure manner in strict conformity with international standards established by the relevant international organizations, such as IAEA and the International Maritime Organization.