Примери за използване на Growing nuclear на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Iran's growing nuclear capabilities.
We are in favour of robust international action to deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability.
A growing nuclear power has existed.
United Nations warns of growing nuclear weapons threat.
The escalating row has raised U.S. concerns about three-way security cooperation with its top two regional allies in the face of North Korea's growing nuclear and missile programs.
North Korea represents a growing nuclear threat to the U.S. homeland.
The Ministry of National Defense then said it“is planning to deploy the four additional launchers temporarily sooner or later in order tocope with North Korea's growing nuclear and missile threats.”.
So too today,the essential first step in confronting the growing nuclear threat is to stare it full in the face.
The escalating row between Japan and South Korea has raised U.S. concerns about three-way security cooperation with its top two regional allies in the face of North Korea's growing nuclear and missile programs.
Invariably, the world worries about the pariah state's growing nuclear threat and China repeatedly calls for dialogue.
In their sole meeting,President Barack Obama warned the incoming president that North Korea and its growing nuclear program could no longer be ignored.
And together, we feel insignificant in the presence of a growing nuclear threat as the world aligns itself along the divisions of religious beliefs, bloodlines, and borders.
The US government approved the sale of anti-ballistic missiles to Japan to defend itself against a growing nuclear and missile threat from North Korea.
With populations and demand for electricity growing, nuclear power can help ensure reliable and secure energy supplies, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Bush to reconsider the INF Treaty,citing the threat to Russia from superior U.S. conventional weapons and the growing nuclear prowess of China, Iran, North Korea and India.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday that North Korea's growing nuclear capabilities are a direct threat to the United States, and Washington“will use all necessary measures” to defend itself against such aggression.
But why do I say to myself to call that other country by name,in the years since- though secret- a growing nuclear capabilities available but is out of control and access to any scrutiny”?
Over these past two decades, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has covered the growing nuclear programs of the two countries and the profound risks they pose to the roughly 1.5 billion people now living in these two countries, who make up one-fifth of humanity.
Alas, why do i restrain myself to name the name of the other country,where since years- although kept secret- a growing nuclear potential(is) available, albeit beyond control, because inaccessible for any examination?
Clinton's email said:“The best way to help Israel deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashar Assad.”.
The whole sentence was,“The best way to help Israel deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashir Assad”.
In an earlier email she said:“the best way to help Israel deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashar Assad.”.
Equally dangerous are China's growing strategic nuclear capabilities.
The growing threat of nuclear terrorism.
Japan's nuclear industry growing, but slower than government hoped.
Red Cross warns of‘growing' risk of nuclear weapons.
There was no focus on the real, growing threat of nuclear war, intentional or accidental.
The w second fastest growing source is nuclear power, with consumption increasing by 1.5%/year over the period.
The Chancellor said: Today is another demonstration of the next big step in the relationship between Britain andChina- the world's oldest civil nuclear power and the world's fastest growing civil nuclear power.