Приклади вживання Nuclear crisis Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Nuclear Crisis.
There never was a nuclear crisis.
Nuclear Crisis in Japan.
The Japan Nuclear crisis.
Our policy is verymuch for the peaceful resolution of the North Korean nuclear crisis.
The nuclear crisis in Japan.
There's never been a nuclear crisis.
Japan's nuclear crisis intensified.
Regarding the talks that Ukraine can become a victim of this nuclear crisis, say only in Russia.
First nuclear crisis with the United States.
At the heart of France's nuclear crisis are two problems.
In response to the nuclear crisis after the 2011 tsunami, the Japanese government dumped 11 million liters(2 million gallons) of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean.
The President of the United States Donald trump believes that the nuclear crisis in North Korea is still far from complete.
In the Times interview, Trump explicitly tied his administration's trade policy with China to itsperceived co-operation in resolving the North Korea nuclear crisis.
The long-simmering North Korean nuclear crisis has reached a near boiling point.
In the New York Times interview, Trump explicitly tied his administration's trade policy with China to itsperceived cooperation in resolving the North Korea nuclear crisis.
However, the present worsening of the nuclear crisis could damage France's economic cooperation with Iran in the long run.
But even the most sophisticated stealth fighter is no panacea for the escalating nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula.
Looking at the long term, analysts say Japan's nuclear crisis may benefit Russia by pushing the world energy pendulum away from nuclear toward natural gas.
In light of the North Korea crisis, it would be the height of irresponsibility to trigger a gratuitous nuclear crisis- and possibly a war- in the Middle East.
Japan's nuclear crisis will influence where the United States builds future nuclear power plants, and the operation of a facility near New York City will be reviewed in the wake of the disaster, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said on Sunday.
Nearly 26,000 people were killed or are unaccounted for following thenatural disaster which triggered the world's biggest nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986.
South Korea and the United States agreed on Friday to keepworking for a peaceful end to the North Korean nuclear crisis, but a USA envoy said it was hard to gauge the reclusive North's intentions as there has been"no signal".
President Donald Trump told South Korea's presidential envoy that Washington waswilling to try to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis through engagement, but under the right conditions, South….
This makes U.S. leaders more willing to gamble in nuclear crises than they otherwise would be.
After scares that included the Cuban missile crisis and false alarms that could have resulted in accidental Armageddon,the procedures for managing potential nuclear crises or accidents, including the famous hotlines between Washington and Moscow, evolved into a fairly effective safety net.
Where it led, others soon followed, forcing humanity to endure the decades of weapons development, arms races,proliferation, and nuclear crises that followed.
Most notably, his“superiority-brinkmanship synthesis theory” contends that by building a robust nuclear posture-“with capabilities designed to limit damage in the event of nuclear war”-the United States enhances its ability to take risks in nuclear crises.