Примеры использования Weapons technology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Satarran weapons technology was no more advanced than the Lysian.
How can our mortal enemy be over 100 years behind us in weapons technology?
Use the ESMU weapons technology wisely to win this battle for humanity.
You have been granted access to the most advanced weapons technology money can buy.
It is clear that, with existing weapons technology, no country is safe from the threat or use of those weapons. .
The Convention could also facilitate the response to the humanitarian challenges posed by advancements in weapons technology.
NPAs can also cover chemical and biological weapons technology, thereby strengthening those treaties as well;
Today, terrorists take advantage of greater openness and the explosion of information and weapons technology.
The Maldives does not export any weapons or weapons technology as it does not produce any weapons. .
Israel remained the only country in the region which was not a party to the Treaty, andcontinued to develop nuclear weapons technology.
The Republic of Maldives does not export any weapons or weapons technology, nor does it produce any weapons, as indicated in our report submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1267.
This is further complicated by the arms race that could ensue when only certain actors have weapons technology.
Provision of technical and financial assistance, including exchange of experience,technology other than weapons technology, and information, in order to facilitate efforts to improve the reliability of MOTAPM.
At the same time,it was a dynamic legal instrument that had adapted to meet the humanitarian challenges posed by advances in weapons technology.
Mr. Kwon Haeryong(Republic of Korea)said that the Convention had proved itself capable of responding to developments in weapons technology and to the evolving nature of armed conflicts, as shown by Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of War.
In that connection, he noted the dynamic nature of the Convention andits capacity to respond to the humanitarian challenge posed by advancements in weapons technology.
It is a double risk because more countries aspire to acquire nuclear weapons technology, and at the same time we see an increasing risk of terrorists laying their hands on these weapons and having no scruples about using them.
Mr. Song Seonjong(Republic of Korea)said that the Convention had proved capable of responding to developments in weapons technology and new challenges in armed conflict.
Technical and financial assistance, including exchange of experience, technology, other than weapons technology, and information, to facilitate the implementation of necessary modifications to improve the reliability of and minimize the humanitarian risks of existing and future MOTAPM;
The Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters rightly pointed out inits recent report(see A/62/309) the importance of tackling the issue of new weapons technology, including biotechnology.
Provision of technical and financial assistance, including exchange of experience,technology other than weapons technology, and information, in order to facilitate the implementation of necessary modifications to improve the reliability of, and minimize the humanitarian risks posed by, existing and future MOTAPM/AVM.
In this respect Australians are particularly conscious of the enormous potential for human suffering and devastation locked up in nuclear, chemical,biological and radiological weapons technology.
States acknowledged the new challenges posed for effective marking, record-keeping andtracing by recent developments in weapons technology, including the development of modular weapon systems and the increasing use of polymer components.
Steps taken to meet technical requirements of the provisions of this set of provisions and any other relevant information pertaining thereto,other than that relating to weapons technology;
Technical and financial assistance, including exchange of experience, technology, other than weapons technology, and information, to facilitate the implementation of necessary modifications to improve the reliability of and minimize the humanitarian risks of existing and future MOTAPM, as well as to facilitate the development, if feasible, of advanced mine detection equipment and to make such equipment readily available.
Provide information on participation in exchange of equipment, material and scientific andtechnical information(other than weapons technology) necessary for the implementation of the protocol, such as.
Unfortunately, as shown by historical experience, advancements in science and technology are often applied to military use first andconverted to help develop military capability and weapons technology.
Mr. KELLENBERGER(International Committee of the Red Cross)said that since the adoption of the Convention there had been significant developments both in weapons technology and in the nature and conduct of armed conflict.
The Convention is a dynamic legal instrument that has proven its credibility and capacity to respond in an adequate andresponsible manner to the humanitarian challenge posed by certain advancements in weapons technology.
The present Review Conference was an opportunity to examine the status and operation of the Convention and its protocols,to evaluate the changes that had occurred in weapons technology and the nature of armed conflict, and to further enhance international humanitarian law.