英語 での Nuclear-weapons の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Its status as a nuclear-weapons state will never be accepted.
(d)Concrete agreed measures to reduce further the operational status of nuclear-weapons systems;
Destroying Japan's nuclear-weapons capability became a high priority.
(d)Concrete agreed measures to reduce further the operational status of nuclear-weapons systems;
Britain commenced its nuclear-weapons programme shortly after the end of the second world war.
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(d)Concrete agreed measures to reduce further the operational status of nuclear-weapons systems;
But the nuclear-weapons program is not the only issue at play between North Korea and the United States.
(d)Concrete agreed measures to reduce further the operational status of nuclear-weapons systems;
Supposing Iran develops a bomb,“we don't know which nuclear-weapons state will disarm first, we do know which will disarm last.
Periodically, the U.S. military undertakes a wide-ranging reassessment of its nuclear-weapons policies.
Or they could consider negotiating a nuclear-weapons convention, backed by a strong verification system, as has long been proposed at the UN.
(d)Concrete agreed measures to reduce further the operational status of nuclear-weapons systems;
Using NUKEMAP, an online tool developed by nuclear-weapons scholar Alex Wellerstein, we can gain some kind of idea.
It's rarely pointed out that he is funded by Lockheed Martin,Northrop Grumman and other nuclear-weapons contractors.
Or they could consider negotiating a nuclear-weapons convention, backed by a strong system of verification, as has long been proposed at the United Nations.
The governments of Japan, South Korea, France and Britain have all privately communicated their concerns about a potentialdeclaration by Obama of a"no first use" nuclear-weapons policy for the United States.
By April 1949 similar sights were reported over a nuclear-weapons storage facility at Fort Hood in Texas.
Meanwhile, nuclear-weapons states and the nations under their umbrella oppose any legal prohibition on nuclear weapons. Nearly 16,000 such weapons still exist in the world.
The Agreed Frameworkled North Korea to halt its plutonium-based nuclear-weapons program for over a decade, forgoing enough enrichment to make over 100 nuclear bombs.
Another way the nuclear-weapons industry(like the rest of the military-industrial complex) tries to control and focus public debate is by funding hawkish, right-wing think-tanks.
Nuclear disarmament campaigners plan to use the UN High Level Conference onNuclear Disarmament to focus public attention on the nuclear-weapons industry, a key stimulus to the nuclear arms race.
In my view,it would be better if they converted their public prayers(and hostility to nuclear-weapons control) into urgent engagement with effective international action to dismantle nuclear stockpiles and prohibit the use and threat of use of nuclear weapons.
The Hanoi summit was supposed to have been where, building on the goodwill(and not much else) of their meeting in Singapore eight months earlier,real progress would be made toward eliminating North Korea's nuclear-weapons program, and in return, granting sanctions relief.
For the past 15 years these tasks have been successfully performed by the engineers andscientists at the nation's nuclear-weapons production plants and at the three national laboratories(Lawrence Livermore in California, Los Alamos in New Mexico, and Sandia in New Mexico and California).
In addition, according to the administration, Iran's acquisition of a weapon would likely embolden it and its allies- notably Lebanon's Hezbollah- to pursue more aggressive actions against their foes and could well set off a regional"cascade effect" in which other powers, particulary Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt,would feel obliged to launch nuclear-weapons programmes of their own.
Declaring that nuclear test explosions carried out in1998 by two of the States that have not renounced the nuclear-weapons option do not in any way confer a nuclear-weapon State status or any special status whatsoever.
Declaring that nuclear test explosions carried out in1998 by two of the States that have not renounced the nuclear-weapons option do not in any way confer a nuclear-weapon State status or any special status whatsoever.
The upcoming Article XIV Conference(or the Conference on Facilitating Entry into Force of the CTBT)is expected to target these eight nuclear-weapons states, in the hope of paving the way to a legally binding norm against nuclear testing.