Примеры использования Use of missiles на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A global regime governing the possession and use of missiles;
The use of missiles with depleted uranium will leave long-term effects on the health of population, especially future mothers and children.
There is no legal regime governing the possession and use of missiles.
The use of missiles of numerous kinds has become a central feature of contemporary military equipment, strategy, doctrine, operations and tactics.
There is no legal regime governing the possession and use of missiles.
The use of missiles in the Second World War revealed the potential destructive capability of these weapons, even with conventional ordnance.
There is no legal regime governing the possession or use of missiles.
Some doctrines call for pre-emptive or early use of missiles while others call for a retaliatory or late use of missiles. .
There is no legal regime governing the possession and use of missiles.
Concerns about the deliberate or accidental use of missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction are particularly acute in circumstances of high tension.
There is no legal regime of universal applicability governing the position and use of missiles.
The impact on international peace and security of the potential use or threat of use of missiles with warheads carrying weapons of mass destruction by States.
But we also regret the loss of life among the Israelis, caused by terrorism or by the use of missiles.
Issues relating to the possession and use of missiles should be addressed in a sustainable and comprehensive manner through a global process based on the principle of equal and legitimate security.
The proposal to negotiate a global legal regime governing the possession and use of missiles.
Nuclear strategies confer a special role on the threat of use of missiles, usually ballistic missiles, as a means of delivering nuclear weapons for purposes including deterrence, compellence or retaliation.
There is also a relationship between the developments in missile technology anddoctrines related to the use of missiles.
The development, testing, production, acquisition, transfer, brokering, possession,deployment and use of missiles have remained a source of security concern or consideration for international peace and security, both globally and regionally.
No universal norm, treaty or agreement governing the development, testing, production, acquisition, transfer,deployment or use of missiles exists.
Cuba is thus convinced that the international community must concentrate on limiting to the fullest extent possible the use of missiles for military purposes with a view to finally prohibiting such use and promoting the peaceful use of missile technologies under international supervision.
Nonetheless, there is no universally accepted norm or instrument specifically governing the development, testing, production, acquisition, transfer,deployment or use of missiles.
Rather than such half measures,Cuba believes a legally binding international instrument must be developed which prohibits the use of missiles for military purposes and which would include strict mechanisms for the control of the export and import of such technologies and contain clear commitments regarding international cooperation for their peaceful use. .
The arrangements designed to control transfers of missile technology should also take into account such elements as the arbitrary use of missiles for attacks on other countries.
Mexico reaffirms its support for the policy of non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, andits position regarding the need to restrict and prohibit the use of missiles; it should, however, be pointed out that arms regulation must not restrict the use of conventional weapons, given that article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations recognizes that States have an inherent right to self-defence;
Another major determinant of States' acquisition of missiles can be the possession, threat of use, andmost especially, the actual use of missiles against them.
It reflects concerns of the international community about the accumulation, refinement and spread,threat and use of missiles in both their regional and global dimensions.
While noting the existence of international measures in the field of missiles, the Panel acknowledged that there are at present no universally accepted norms or instruments specifically governing the development, testing, production, acquisition, transfer,deployment or use of missiles.
Cuba is prepared to begin multilateral negotiations based on such an approach immediately, with a view to agreeing on a non-discriminatory andlegally binding international instrument which prohibits the use of missiles for military purposes.
It also lists all the treaties and agreements which deal explicitly or implicitly with the issue of missiles, although none of them can be said to constitute a binding legal instrument which establishes principles for the development, testing, production, acquisition, transfer,deployment or specific use of missiles.
However, there is still no universal norm, treaty or agreement governing the development, testing, production, acquisition, possession, transfer,deployment or use of missiles.