Examples of using Testing and deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Estimated cost of contracted services required for the building, testing and deployment of Extension 2.
(c) Successful testing and deployment of virtual desktop technology and infrastructure, resulting in lower operating costs;
With its adherence to the Treaty Kazakstanturned a page on the part of its history connected with the testing and deployment of nuclear weapons on its territory.
The building, testing and deployment of Umoja Extension 2 throughout the United Nations Secretariat will introduce new functionality to the global operations of the Organization.
As noted above, the only Umoja project costs to be incurred during 2016 and 2017 will be in relation to Umoja Extension 2 building, testing and deployment.
(b) The testing and deployment in six missions of a voice switching environment permitting high resilienceand 100 per cent availability of the Field Technology Operational Centre;
Since gaining independence,Kazakhstan has consistently spoken out against the production, testing and deployment of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.
Flight testing and deployment of such weapons have occurred in the past by the United Statesand the former Soviet Union but such engagements have never been known to occur in any past military conflict.
Umoja estimated a requirement for 30 temporary positions,based on its historical experience of the testing and deployment of Umoja Foundation and Extension 1.
This effectively means that there is now no limitation on the development, testing and deployment in outer space of anti-missiles weapons, the danger of outer space being filled with weapons and turning into yet another battlefield is becoming increasingly real.
This interest on our part dates back to UNSSOD II at which then Prime Minister Pierre ElliottTrudeau called for work to ban the development, testing and deployment of all weapons in outer space.
This instrument includes ageneral commitment to show restraint in the development, testing and deployment of ballistic missiles, including through the reduction of national holdings,and to refrain from contributing to proliferation.
Mexico considers that the time has come to move forward in banning the establishment of military bases, facilities or fortification for military uses,and also with regard to the testing and deployment of any category of weapon in outer space.
A line is finally being drawn under along period of Kazak history connected with the testing and deployment of nuclear weapons in our country: The last nuclear explosive device at the former Semipalatinsk test site is to be destroyed.
We believe that the comprehensive, balanced and non-discriminatory treatment of the issue of missiles requires going beyond the horizontal proliferation of missiles to include other, no less important vertical elementssuch as their design, development, testing and deployment.
In addition to ease of management and scaling,this approach provides significant flexibility for debugging, testing and deployment, taking into account the full automation of all processes.
We believe that a broad, balanced and non-discriminatory treatment of the issue of missiles requires us to go beyond horizontal proliferation to include other, equally important aspects ofvertical proliferation, such as missile design, development, testing and deployment.
In particular,China must provide greater transparency with regard to its intentions for the development, testing and deployment of direct-ascent anti-satellite weaponsand other elements of its multidimensional counter-space programme.
We believe that a broad, balanced and non-discriminatory treatment of the issue of missiles demands that we go beyond horizontal proliferation to include other, vertical, aspects that are no lessimportant, such as the design, development, testing and deployment of missiles.
That is why we strive for global security throughpolitically binding measures such as restraint in the development, testing and deployment of such missiles,and also through confidence-building and transparency measures that include annual reports and pre-launch notification.
We feel that comprehensive, balanced and non-selective treatment of the issue of missiles must go beyond the fight against horizontal proliferation of those weapons to include other issues that are no lessimportant, such as their design, development, testing and deployment-- which are vertical issues.
To exercise maximum possible restraint in the development, testing and deployment of Ballistic Missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction, including, where possible, to reduce national holdings of such missiles, in the interest of global and regional peace and security;
The 1972 Treaty between the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Limitation ofAnti-Ballistic Missile Systems prohibits the development, testing and deployment of space-based ABM systems or components.
At the same time, subscribing States have undertaken toexercise maximum possible restraint in the development, testing, and deployment of ballistic missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction. This commitment also includes, to the extent possible, the reduction of national stocks of such missiles for the promotion of international peace and security.
We believe that addressing the issue of missiles in a balanced, comprehensive and non-selective manner requires us to go beyond the question of their horizontal proliferation toaddress other no less important aspects, such as the ongoing vertical design, development, testing and deployment of such weapons.
Under the Code, the first multilateral instrument for preventing ballistic missile proliferation,States undertake to exercise maximum possible restraint in the development, testing and deployment of ballistic missiles, including, where possible, to reduce national holdings of such missiles and not to contribute to their proliferation.
Under the Code, subscribing States are to ratify, accede to, or otherwise abide by, the Outer Space Treaty, the Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects and the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space; to curb and prevent the proliferation of ballistic missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction;and to exercise the maximum possible restraint in the development, testing and deployment of such missiles.
Because of its non-legally-binding nature, many members perceive The Hague Code of Conduct as a confidence-building measure, even thoughit is aimed at creating universal norms in the development, testing and deployment of ballistic missiles, particularly those that are capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction.
The outer space activities which are unregulated and therefore not directly prohibited include the development, testing and deployment of antisatellite weapons, the development, testing and deployment of space-based missile defence systems or their components, and the creation and deployment in outer space of means of optoelectronic and radioelectronic jamming of space-based, airborne or ground-based technical assets.
These include: regulating the protection of space vehicles, international liability for damage caused by space objects, confidence-building measures, prohibition of the placement of nuclear weapons or other WMD into orbit around the earth or on celestial bodies, prohibition of the militarization of the moon,prohibition of the development, testing and deployment of missile defence system and their components in outer space.