Примеры использования Use of nuclear technologies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The use of nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes remained an inalienable right protected by the Treaty.
It also urged IAEA to continue providing assistance to ensure the safe and secure use of nuclear technologies.
In our view the NPT is also intended to permit the use of nuclear technologies for peaceful and exclusively peaceful purposes.
IAEA should continue to provide assistance through its technical cooperation programme to ensure the safe and secure use of nuclear technologies.
We are convinced that the use of nuclear technologies in developing countries, especially in Africa, can help to overcome the current energy crisis, thereby contributing to the continent's economic and social development.
The Russian Federation attaches great importance to the development of nuclear energy and the use of nuclear technologies for non-energy purposes.
In Cuba, the use of nuclear technologies in critical areas of the economy is greatly appreciated and particular importance is given to technical cooperation from IAEA since, for developing countries,there is a growing need to make use of nuclear technologies in resolving their problems.
In exercise of their rights as parties to the Treaty, a number of Arab States planned to increase their use of nuclear technologies in all areas that would promote sustainable development.
Malaysia believes that the award is testimony to and recognition of the great efforts carried out by both the Agency and its Director General inensuring the safe and peaceful development and use of nuclear technologies.
He said that his Government advocated the use of nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes and viewed nuclear energy as a resource to be deployed for further development and prosperity, but was concerned about the efforts to restrict developing countries' access to nuclear technologies under the guise of applying verification and non-proliferation measures.
In exercise of their rights as parties to the Treaty,a number of Arab States have announced that they will increase their use of nuclear technologies in all areas that would promote sustainable development.
Speaking as the representative of a country which advocated the use of nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes and viewed nuclear energy as a resource which could be deployed to further development and prosperity, he expressed concern about the efforts to restrict access by developing countries to nuclear technologies, under the guise of applying verification and non-proliferation measures.
In particular, States which did not possess nuclear weapons would benefit from the Agency's assistance and expertise in the use of nuclear technologies in sectors vital for economic and social development.
At the same time, we actively exercise the right to the peaceful use of atomic energy, enshrined in the Treaty, and we are cooperating with States parties to the Treaty in developing nuclear energy,peaceful nuclear research and the use of nuclear technologies.
Egypt confirms the important priority that the IAEA technical cooperation work represents for it andother developing countries which benefit from such programmes for the use of nuclear technologies in the fields of, inter alia, health, agriculture, food, water resources, isotopes and radiation.
Member States with nuclear power programmes and those planning to embark on such a programme to strengthen, develop, maintain and implement their capacity building programs, including education, training and exercises at the national, regional and international levels; to continuously ensure sufficient and competent human resources necessary to assumetheir responsibility for safe, responsible and sustainable use of nuclear technologies; the IAEA secretariat to assist as requested.
It was essential to ensure a balance between the three pillars of the Treaty by upholding the inalienable right of all States parties to the use of nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes, without limitations or preconditions.
Other partnerships that the secretariat of the Convention forged included the agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)to collaborate in the use of nuclear technologies to strengthen the assessment of soil erosion and monitor improvements over time.
In that regard, Egypt stresses that priority must be given to the Agency's activities in the field of technical cooperation, with the aim of enabling Egypt andother developing countries to benefit from the use of nuclear technologies in various sectors including health, agriculture, food and water resources and radioisotope technology. .
In accordance with the structure of Belarus's programme for 20082013, the basic priorities of our country's technical cooperation, conducted jointly with the IAEA,are the development of a national nuclear energy infrastructure, the use of nuclear technologies in health care and the restoration of areas afflicted as a result of the Chernobyl atomic power plant accident.
The use of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes is a right that is guaranteed by the NPT.
Peaceful uses of nuclear technology could be of tremendous benefit, especially for developing countries.
Disarmament, non-proliferation and peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
Safety is an essential consideration in the use of nuclear technology.
Peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
As concerns the right to the peaceful of use of nuclear technology, the NPT gives every State the inalienable right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
We would also like to reaffirm the right of all States to the use of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes under the International Atomic Energy Agency's comprehensive safeguards system.
The non-aligned States parties reaffirmed the inalienable right of States parties to engage in research,production and use of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes without discrimination.
The use of nuclear technology for exclusively peaceful purposes had beneficial results, particularly in the areas of medicine, industry and agriculture.
In considering the processes of non-proliferation and disarmament as a whole,we should remember that one of the most important goals is to guarantee the use of nuclear technology for exclusively peaceful purposes.