Примери коришћења Conventional arms на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Conventional Arms Control.
The states that are members of NATO have not ratified the agreement on the adaptation of the Treaty on Conventional Arms in Europe.
Congressional report Conventional Arms Transfers to Developing Nations 2008-2015.
For many years Russia has been undertaking every possible step to maintain a viability of the conventional arms control regime in Europe.
The first agreement on the conventional arms of two military alliances after World War II.
Therefore, one session of the Security Dialogue will be devoted to the practical aspects of the Conventional Arms Control and CSBMs.
Other essential areas for the debate include conventional arms control and confidence and security building measures;
Therefore, one session of the Security Dialogue will be devoted to the practical aspects of the Conventional Arms Control and CSBMs.
The Congressional report, Conventional Arms Transfers to Developing Nations 2008-2015, noted that Egypt was the biggest recipient of arms deliveries last year worth $5.3 billion.
Namely, the OSCE was one of the first organizations which,on the 25th November 1993, adopted a document on the Principles Governing Conventional Arms Transfers.
The Serbian Chairmanship also supports continued dialogue on conventional arms control with the hope that it can lead to progress in updating and modernizing our existing instruments, including confidence- and security-building measures like the Vienna Document.
Mazur added,“This step does not mean that Russia rejects further dialogue on control over conventional arms in Europe if and when our partners are ripe for that.
The Serbian Chairmanship also supports continued dialogue on conventional arms control with the hope that it can lead to progress in updating and modernizing our existing instruments, including confidence- and security-building measures like the Vienna Document.
With this realization, armaments development funding shifted back to primarily sponsoring the development of conventional arms technologies for support of limited wars rather than total war.
Furthermore, individual sessions were held to discuss the following: ensuring security and stability in the OSCE region against the backdrop of the developments in Ukraine; the conflict situations dealt with by the OSCE; challenges posed by transnational security threats, such as uncontrolled migration and terrorism, strengthening of OSCE tools in crisis prevention and management,as well as post-conflict rehabilitation, conventional arms control and confidence- building measures(CBMs).
There was a recognition of the need to foster military transparency by re-energizing efforts aimed at finding common ground for initiating dialogue on modernizing and updating conventional arms control regimes and confidence- and security-building measures as an indispensable element for rebuilding co-operative security in Europe.
Furthermore, individual sessions were held to discuss the following: ensuring security and stability in the OSCE region against the backdrop of the developments in Ukraine; the conflict situations dealt with by the OSCE; challenges posed by transnational security threats, such as uncontrolled migration and terrorism, strengthening of OSCE tools in crisis prevention and management,as well as post-conflict rehabilitation, conventional arms control and confidence- building measures(CBMs).
There was a recognition of the need to foster military transparency by re-energizing efforts aimed at finding common ground for initiating dialogue on modernizing and updating conventional arms control regimes and confidence- and security-building measures as an indispensable element for rebuilding co-operative security in Europe.
There was a recognition of the need to foster military transparency by re-energizing efforts aimed at finding common ground for initiating dialogue on modernizing and updating conventional arms control regimes and confidence- and security-building measures as an indispensable element for rebuilding co-operative security in Europe. Particular emphasis was given to fighting terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, including the phenomenon of foreign terrorist fighters, and to countering radicalization and violent extremism that can lead to terrorism.
Due to new technologies, new technical solutions,the new systems ensure strategical stability in the fields of both strategic nuclear weapons and conventional arms, without spending additional resources.
Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Dayton Accord.
Conventional Armed Forces.
A strategic nuclear deterrent and modernized conventional armed forces;
Regarding the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE), we do not think it reasonable to revisit this subject.
Russia suspended andin the end withdrew from the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.
Moscow has announced it is“completely” ending activities under the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE).
President Vladimir Putin on Friday signed a law suspending Russia's participation in the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, the Kremlin announced.
Instead, the Spanish government opted to replace its older Patton tanks with American M60 Patton tanks retired from Central Europe in accordance with the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.
In a separate comment on the same issue, Russian political and military analyst Alexander Perendzhiev, an associate professor in the Faculty of Political Sciences and Sociology at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, suggested that Donald Trump has ordered a review of the US military's nuclear arsenal andof ballistic missile defense to be able to further strengthen the US strategic and conventional armed forces.
In light of Russia's support for the independence of breakaway regions within Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine,[45][46][47]as well as its violation of the Istanbul Agreement(see Adapted Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty), legislative initiatives to denounce the agreement on the creation of CIS were tabled in Moldova's parliament on 25 March 2014, though they were not approved.