Примеры использования Uranium in armaments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 17 January 2001, the Parliament voted to urge NATO to put an end to the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
The extensive use of depleted uranium in armaments in the past decade and at the beginning of this century has given rise to major threats.
The European Union has decided to vote against this draft resolution on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Bangladesh, therefore, does not support the use of depleted uranium in armaments to achieve short-military advantage.
The European Union has decided to vote against the draft resolution on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
They have concluded that at this stage,there is no evidence that depleted uranium in armaments has a notable impact either with regard to pathology or with regard to the environment.
Finland greatly values international efforts to discuss the potential risks of the use of depleted uranium in armaments and ammunitions.
Those studies, in turn,have concluded that the use of depleted uranium in armaments has not been shown to have a notable effect on the environment or on the health of human beings.
Draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.8 has the virtue of taking up for the first time in this Committee the question of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Those studies in turn have concluded that the use of depleted uranium in armaments has not been shown to have a notable effect on the environment or on the health of human beings.
Mr. McGinnis(United States of America):The United States will vote"no" on the draft resolution"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Mr. Sattar(Secretary of the Committee):Draft resolution A/C.1/57/L.14, entitled"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments", was introduced by the representative of Iraq at the 16th meeting, on 18 October 2002.
Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its fifty-eighth session an item entitled'Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
One draft resolution,entitled"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments", was not adopted, and another resolution, entitled"Disarmament, non-proliferation and international peace and security", was withdrawn due to lack of consensus.
A/C.1/57/L.14-- Draft resolution entitled"The effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments" dated 9 October 2002.
We also especially wish to thank the members who supported the draft resolution presented by Iraq on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Mr. Mahmoud(Iraq)(spoke in Arabic): I have the honour to introduce a draft resolution entitled"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments", under agenda item 66 on general and complete disarmament.
Mr. Sattar(Secretary of the Committee): The Committee will now proceed to take action on draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.8, under the item on general andcomplete disarmament, entitled"Sub-item on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Requests the Secretary-General to seek the views of States andrelevant organizations on all aspects of the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments and to submit a report thereon to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session;
Mr. Mahmoud(Iraq)(spoke in Arabic):The First Committee will be taking action on draft resolution A/C.1/57/L.14 on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Ireland shares the concerns raised in the General Assembly about the potential risk related to the use of depleted uranium in armaments and ammunition.
Mr. Lint(Belgium)(spoke in French):I have the honour to speak on behalf of the European Union on draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.8 on the effects of depleted uranium in armaments.
Finland shares the concerns raised in the General Assembly about the potential risk related to the use of depleted uranium in armaments and ammunitions.
Mr. Nielsen(Denmark): I am, indeed,pleased to speak on behalf of the European Union on draft resolution A/C.1/57/L.14 entitled"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
First, the recommendations of the European Committee on Radiation Risk(ECRR)of 2001 declared that the use of depleted uranium in armaments posed major risks.
The Chairman: We now turn to the last item under cluster 1, nuclear weapons: draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.8,entitled"Sub-item on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
At the 16th meeting, on 18 October, the representative of Iraq introduced a draft resolution entitled"Effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments"(A/C.1/57/L.14), which read.
At a time when humanitarian concerns have led to a strong international movement in support of the prohibition or control of certain kinds of weapons,it would be inexplicable if we were to fail to deal properly with the questions raised by the use of depleted uranium in armaments.
Mr. Durrani(Pakistan): I am taking the floor to explain Pakistan's position on the draft resolution entitled"Sub-item on the effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments", as contained in document A/C.1/56/L.8.
Secondly, regarding the fourth preambular paragraph, we reiterate that international organizations such as theWorld Health Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme have carefully examined the issue of possible pathological effects of the use of depleted uranium in armaments.