Examples of using Nuclear threshold in English and their translations into Arabic
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The nuclear threshold must be retained.
It could, among other things, lower the nuclear threshold.
It could lower the nuclear threshold in a regional security environment that is already inflammable.
Likewise it is vital to retain the current nuclear threshold.
We had no choice but to cross the nuclear threshold by conducting our own tests in order to ensure the credibility of our deterrence capability.
A conventional imbalance will also lower the nuclear threshold in South Asia.
The Conference is concerned that any development of new types of nuclear weapons may result in the resumption of tests anda lowering of the nuclear threshold.
The nuclear threshold States- and there are as many 40 other nations that could go nuclear in the next generation- are watching America ' s treatment of Israel with interest.
Following the Joint ComprehensivePlan of Action agreement some consider Iran a nuclear threshold state.
The recent intention to lower the nuclear threshold by removing internal barriers regarding the use of nuclear weapons, even as a possibility, has served particularly to deteriorate the situation.
It must continue through the participation incollective efforts to impede others from crossing the nuclear threshold.
However, some important nuclear threshold States still chose to stay outside the Treaty; Mongolia endorsed the appeal that those countries which had not yet done so should accede to the Treaty as soon as possible.
This enhances the propensity for their use, with a supposed reduction of collateral damage,thus lowering the nuclear threshold.
Thus, although the Indian document states that the purpose of aconventional arms build-up is to raise the nuclear threshold, in fact, the Indian conventional build-up will further lower the nuclear threshold and bring closer the danger of nuclear use in the subcontinent.
(iv) with the use of even" small" or" tactical" or" battlefield" nuclear weapons,one crosses the nuclear threshold.
It should also be non-discriminatory,and the adherence not only of the nuclear-weapon States but also of nuclear threshold countries would be crucial to the CTBT.
Development of new types of nuclear weapons, for example,may result in the resumption of tests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
It must not adopt systems or doctrines that blur the distinction between nuclear andconventional weapons or lower the nuclear threshold.
The Group is concerned that any development of new types of nuclear weapons may resultin the resumption of tests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
We must bear in mind that increasing precision-- or the supposed reduction in collateral damage-- also enhances the propensity for use,thereby lowering the nuclear threshold.
The Group is concerned that any development of new types of nuclear weapons may result in the resumption of tests anda lowering of the nuclear threshold.
In this regard, the Group expresses grave concern at the development of new types of nuclear weapons,which may result in the resumption of tests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
Moreover, States must refrain from developing nuclear weapons with new military capabilities, and must not adopt doctrines or systems that blur the distinction between nuclear and conventional weapons,or lower the nuclear threshold.
The Group called on the nuclear-weapon States to put an immediate end to the upgrading of their existing nuclear weapons systems and the development of new types of nuclear weapons,which could result in the resumption of tests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
Japan also calls upon all nuclear-weapon States to take further steps leading to nuclear disarmament, including deeper reductions in all types of nuclear weapons, and calls on all Statesnot to act in any way that would lower the nuclear threshold.
As a minimum, States must refrain from developing nuclear weapons with new military capabilities or for new missions and must not adopt doctrines or systems that blur the distinction between nuclear and conventional weapons,or lower the nuclear threshold.
At the same time, we should ensure the non-diversion of nuclear materials and address the growing concern over the proliferation of nuclear materials and over the provision of assistance and technology through clandestine sources, as well as the widespread alarm at the possibility of nuclear terrorism andat the potential lowering of the nuclear threshold.
Reiterating that CTBT constrains the development of nuclear weapons and their qualitative improvement, the Vienna Group reaffirms that CTBT combats both horizontal and vertical nuclear proliferation. The Group is concerned that any development of new types of nuclear weapons may result in the resumption oftests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
When signing the CTBT in September 1996, Bulgaria, as a matter of principle, believed- and still is of the opinion- that this Treaty would become a major impediment to the development of new generations of nuclear weapons, and at the same time that it would perform an equally vital non- proliferation function by inhibiting nuclear weapons development by potential new nuclear- weapon States, including undeclared nuclear- weapon States and nuclear threshold States.
