Примеры использования Using nuclear energy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Republic of Bulgaria is among the countries using nuclear energy to generate electricity.
Using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, Uzbekistan fully adheres to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT), which the Government signed in 1993.
Japan attaches great importance to the 3 S's(safety, security, safeguards)in using nuclear energy.
In that connection, States parties to the Treaty should refrain from using nuclear energy for military purposes and from assisting non-parties to the Treaty in doing so.
Investigating non-electric applications such as hydrogen generation and desalination using nuclear energy.
It should also improve the atmosphere surrounding the issue of using nuclear energy, which is a valid option for many countries.
Using nuclear energy exclusively for peaceful purposes, Slovakia is ready to extend meaningful cooperation on the road towards elimination of the most devastating type of weapons of mass destruction.
We hope that the greatestpossible number of States, in particular those using nuclear energy, will soon sign and implement the Convention.
Slovakia, as a country using nuclear energy solely for peaceful purposes, was among the first who signed and ratified the CTBT as one of the 44 States listed in annex II to the Treaty.
Moreover, there would be no impediment to the supply of equipment andtechnology to countries with a genuine interest in using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes only.
As reaffirmed in the NPT, using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes is the inalienable right of all States parties to the Treaty-- a right which cannot be lawfully transferred from one State to another.
The Agency has therefore a real responsibility,now more than ever before, to assist member States in using nuclear energy effectively and efficiently for peaceful purposes.
Slovakia, as a country using nuclear energy solely for peaceful purposes, attaches great importance to both aspects of the nuclear agenda, nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament.
Peaceful uses of nuclear energy should be adopted, andcountries benefiting from them should pledge to refrain from using nuclear energy for military purposes.
As a country using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, Armenia recognizes the central role that the International Atomic Energy Agency should play in nuclear non-proliferation, and we are working very closely with the above-mentioned organization.
Her Government was committed to complying with the highest safety andsecurity standards while developing and using nuclear energy, which was essential to meeting Slovakia's energy needs.
In the model of cooperation, one could also foresee the option of companies of different part of the fuel cycle cooperating, and in such a way, supplying a customer with various- oreven all- the required services for using nuclear energy.
The same could be said also about encouraging access to technology for the purposes of development and using nuclear energy in the interests of socio-economic progress and, above all, for developing countries.
The main role in that regard belongs to the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), whose task, on the one hand, is to guarantee the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and, and on the other,to guarantee the legitimate interests of States in using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
The Republic of Korea notes that an increasing number of States have been showing interest in electricity generation using nuclear energy, in parallel with the rise in concerns over climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions and the unstable nature of international oil prices.
The regulations on accounting for and physical protection of nuclear weapons orrelated materials established in States possessing nuclear weapons vary significantly from those put in place by non-nuclear-weapon States using nuclear energy exclusively for peaceful purposes.
It also called for implementation of articles IV and V of the Treaty,which required nuclear-weapon States to assist non-nuclear States parties in using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, as Jordan was doing with its nuclear programme.
In that connection, we emphasize the need to comply with the disarmament obligations envisaged under article VI of the NPT, and to honour the inalienable right, set out in article IV, of all States to engage in researching,producing and using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and to receive transfers of material, equipment and scientific and technological information for such purposes.
Switzerland uses nuclear energy only for peaceful purposes.
States parties had the inalienable right to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, in full compliance with their obligations under the NonProliferation Treaty, without undue restrictions.
The right of States parties to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes under article IV of the Treaty should be guaranteed and unrestricted.
States parties to the NPT had an inalienable right to develop, research,produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination, in accordance with article IV of the Treaty.
We reaffirm the inalienable right of States to develop, research,produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination in accordance with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons;
We recognize States parties' right to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes as embodied in the NPT.
Non-nuclear-weapon States must receive support to develop and use nuclear energy in a range of areas, including medicine, agriculture, water management and research.