Примеры использования Which nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The solution lies in creating an environment in which nuclear weapons are universally banned.”.
This is one area in which nuclear transparency is not beneficial- NATO must make its readiness levels classified.
Senior United States officials had confirmed the contents of the report anddescribed various scenarios in which nuclear weapons might be used against the States concerned.
The extent to which nuclear disarmament and a world without nuclear weapons is a shared urgent priority for the international community;
Let us ensure that the year 2000 will mark the beginning of a century devoted to peace, in which nuclear weapons and all weapons of mass destruction are nothing but a nightmare of the past.
A world in which nuclear weapons are allowed will remain intrinsically insecure, under the threat of nuclear proliferation and nuclear annihilation itself.
France believes that its policy with respect to nuclear testing is appropriate in the new international context, in which nuclear deterrence remains indispensable for stability.
Venezuela reaffirms its concern at the strategic defence doctrines which nuclear Powers now consider to be indispensable for the promotion and development of military alliances and in military deterrence policies.
Following the adoption of various international instruments by Brazil and other countries in the region,Latin America was on the verge of becoming a region in which nuclear weapons would be definitively banned.
This doctrine is strictly defensive andseverely limits the circumstances in which nuclear weapons could be used, as provided by the International Court of Justice and the United Nations Charter.
To cling to such deadly weapons themselves, while asking others to forgo the nuclear weapon option,would be a patent example of the double standard, which nuclear Powers must avoid.
As a result,safeguards are a technical tool in support of the political goal of sustaining an environment in which nuclear energy may be used for peaceful purposes, complying with Articles I, II and III of the Treaty.
Mexico participated as a special guest in the Tashkent conference, andwe naturally wish to state our full readiness to use our experience to help in the establishment of a new zone from which nuclear weapons are banished.
As a result, safeguards are an irreplaceable technical tool in support of the political goal of sustaining an environment in which nuclear energy is used for peaceful purposes and without discrimination, in compliance with articles I, II and III of the Treaty.
Yemen envisioned a world in which nuclear fuel was totally separate from weapons fuel-- an arrangement that would reduce environmental damage and the effects of climate change and help eliminate poverty for all peoples.
The painful and unforgettable experiences of Hiroshima andNagasaki continue fully to justify our apprehensions regarding the threats which nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction pose to international peace and security.
That development pointed to a new era in which nuclear weapons might be used in military operations, a situation that was incompatible with all the relevant treaties and the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the legality of the threat or use of nuclear weapons.
Ukraine believes that International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)safeguards serve as an important tool for sustaining an environment in which nuclear energy can be used for peaceful purposes with no threat of proliferation.
He expressed concern at recent reports of the development of military doctrines under which nuclear weapons might be used against States suspected of trying to acquire weapons of mass destruction- not only in violation of international law and the spirit of the NPT, but also in breach of international humanitarian law.
In order to accelerate the complete elimination of all nuclear weapons, the international community must channel its creativity andresources towards the development of an alternative system for collective security in which nuclear deterrence did not figure.
We reiterate the request that the secretariat continue to support member States in the process of identifying areas of sustainable development in which nuclear technologies are the best option, in order to ensure proper coherence among the current technical cooperation strategy's three tools.
Members of existing zones are diligently working together to share experiences with and support the efforts of States in other regions to establish new nuclear-weapon-free zones, andthus gradually increase the proportion of the world's land mass from which nuclear weapons are excluded.
While the Commission's mandateis well defined by General Assembly decision 52/492, adopted by consensus, according to which nuclear disarmament should continue to be one of the Commission's agenda items, certain member States have attempted to provide a new interpretation of the General Assembly decision.
The Court has also held, however, that the lack of certain assertions regarding the interpretation of a treaty, or the absence of certainforms of its application, constituted a practice which indicated the legal position of the parties according to which nuclear weapons were not prohibited under various treaties regarding poisonous weapons.
Many countries have been conducting nuclear power programmes for several decades, as a result of which nuclear power currently provides more than 15 per cent of world electricity supply, and they have undertaken to pursue the development of their capacities and to promote the worldwide development of nuclear power to meet energy needs.
International public opinion increasingly realizes, first, that nuclear weapons have no military utility other than- perhaps- to deter other nuclear weapons, and, secondly,that a world in which nuclear arsenals are sharply reduced and eventually eliminated will be safer for all.
Iraq's declaration of nuclear material transactions and inventories covering the period from 1 January 1989 to 31 December 1991 were reviewed in detail with the counterpart to further clarifynuclear material flows and inventories at the principal locations at which nuclear material was used or stored during that period.
One of the priorities of the final document of the 2015 Review Conference should be effective international arrangements for the conclusion of a legally binding international instrument, pursuant to which nuclear States will undertake to provide non-nuclear weapon States Parties to the Treaty with unconditional security assurances that they will not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against them.
Iraq's declarations of nuclear material transactions and inventories covering the period from 1 January 1989 to 31 December 1991 were reviewed in detail with the counterpart to further clarify nuclear material flows andinventories at the principal locations at which nuclear material was used or stored during that period.
Ms. Hobbs(New Zealand), speaking on behalf of the seven members of the New Agenda Coalition-- Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, South Africa, Sweden and her own country,New Zealand-- called for a world security order in which nuclear weapons would have no role, as envisaged in the Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPT.