Examples of using To refrain from conducting in English and their translations into Arabic
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Calls on all States to refrain from conducting any kind of nuclear weapon test;
Japan once again strongly urges China not to repeat nuclear testing,and also appeals to other nuclear-weapon States to continue to refrain from conducting nuclear tests.
My country has decided to refrain from conducting nuclear tests. My country has acceded to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
The international community should makeconcerted efforts to induce the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea to refrain from conducting further missile development, testing and exporting.
A commitment to refrain from conducting any further nuclear tests for at least as long as the dialogue is under way and ways of dealing with nuclear issues are being examined.
Egypt was one of the first states to sign thetreaty in light of its encouragement of nuclear states to refrain from conducting nuclear tests and to stop the qualitative development of nuclear weapons.
Calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive NuclearTestBan Treaty, thereby bringing the Treaty into force at an early date;
Bangladesh also reiterates its call on all States,in particular the remaining annex 2 nations, to refrain from conducting nuclear-test explosions and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT).
Calling upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, thereby bringing the treaty into force at an early date.
Bangladesh also reiterates its call for all States,particularly the remaining Annex 2 nations, to refrain from conducting nuclear-test explosions and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT).
Calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty(CTBT), thereby bringing the treaty into force at an early date;
The principles of nuclear non-proliferation should be reaffirmed, especially with respect to the vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons;he called on States to refrain from conducting test explosions aimed at developing new nuclear weapons or improving existing ones.
The obligation to refrain from conducting tests, as well as nuclear disarmament itself, are the necessary conditions for persuading States that do not yet have nuclear weapons to respect the rules of non-proliferation.
The Law" On Prevention of the Laundering of the Proceeds from Crime" obliges every credit institution orfinancial institution to refrain from conducting a transaction if there is a cause to suspect that this particular transaction is associated with the laundering or attempted laundering of proceeds of crime.
To refrain from conducting nuclear test explosions for the development or further improvement of nuclear weapons and maintaining their voluntary moratorium on nuclear weapon test explosions since the opening for signature of the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty.
Further, Australia urged all States to refrain from conducting nuclear tests and to maintain testing moratoriums.
Pending the entry into force of CTBT, the European Union welcomes the moratorium on nuclear testing voluntarily observed by several States that have not yet ratified the Treaty andcalls on all States to comply with a moratorium of this type and to refrain from conducting any action contrary to their obligations and objectives under the Treaty.
The Mexican Government calls on the nuclear-weapon States to refrain from conducting tests of such weapons and to declare an immediate and complete moratorium.
Libya calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, in particular those States that must ratify the Treaty in order to bring it into force.
His delegation urged the two South Asian countries responsible for thenuclear explosions of 1998 to honour their commitments to refrain from conducting further nuclear tests or from impeding the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
While urging the nuclear Powers to refrain from conducting further tests, it is imperative that conscious efforts should now be directed towards achieving by 1996 a treaty banning nuclear testing in all environments for all time without any loopholes or exceptions.
In that regard, the Group calls upon those States to continue to refrain from conducting nuclear test explosions for the development or further improvement of nuclear weapons.
The Special Rapporteur urges the judiciary to refrain from conducting trials against prisoners of conscience if independence is not assured, due process of law is not guaranteed and national law is not properly amended;
The EU further calls on the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea to sign and ratify the CTBT, to refrain from conducting any further nuclear tests or missile launches and to re-establish its commitments to a moratorium on missile launching.
The Special Rapporteur urges the judiciary to refrain from conducting trials against prisoners of conscience, if independency is not assured, due process of law is not guaranteed and national law is not properly reviewed;
In that regard, the Group calls upon those States to continue to refrain from conducting nuclear test explosions for the development or further improvement of nuclear weapons.
The States parties call upon the nuclear-weapon States to refrain from conducting all types of tests in conformity with the objectives of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
In that regard, the Group calls upon those States to continue to refrain from conducting nuclear-test explosions for the modernization, development or further improvement of nuclear weapons.
In that regard, the Group calls upon those States to continue to refrain from conducting any type of nuclear tests for the modernization, development or further improvement of nuclear weapons.
At the same time,we cannot but express our regret about the fact that the unilateral commitments to refrain from conducting nuclear-test explosions are not being maintained by all. Some of the nuclear-weapon States have decided to change their policies in this field.