Examples of using Nuclear issue in English and their translations into Czech
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I will conclude with a few words on the nuclear issue.
I think we all know that the nuclear issue is the huge stumbling block at this moment.
What is needed now is a moratorium on the nuclear issue.
If you give him your support, on the nuclear issue now, what leverage would you have with him in six months?
Yet such modification must be our aim whenever we discuss the nuclear issue.
As no agreement has been reached in the negotiations on the nuclear issue, there is more and more talk of imposing sanctions.
She wrote that today, in Iran, this is far more serious than the nuclear issue.
The report supports the Council's double-track approach to the nuclear issue: sanctions on the one hand, but an offer of dialogue on the other.
However, the European Council stresses that it would not address the core of Iran's nuclear issue.
As far as the specific nuclear issue is concerned the Council will obviously be following closely the developments and will in any case return to the matter in June.
I would also like to know which country forced the EU to add the nuclear issue to the strategy.
As far as the nuclear issue is concerned, Saeed Jalili, the chief Iranian negotiator, did not provide the Committee on Foreign Affairs last week with a clear indication of Iran's real intentions.
The European Union wants normal relations with Iran, and our efforts on the nuclear issue are part of that.
I supported this resolution because, beyond the nuclear issue, the rapporteur did not shy away from addressing the internal situation of the country, the aspirations of the people for more democracy, and the human rights situation.
Iran is also a contradictory example in terms of negotiations with the international community on the nuclear issue.
On the three main issues I have spoken about- human rights,regional issues and the nuclear issue- it is very difficult to make progress in the negotiations.
In writing.- I voted against this report because of its several flaws,starting with its approach to the nuclear issue.
Its cooperation is essential in order totackle challenges such as the Middle East peace process or the Iranian nuclear issue and to fight organised crime, terrorism, climate change and nuclear proliferation.
The third issue I should like to mention, and which we have discussed on other occasions,is the nuclear issue.
This report will be adopted despite the controversy in the working party of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists andDemocrats in the European Parliament on the amendment raising the nuclear issue, and the amendment of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) removing the issue of additional permanent members of the United Nations(UN) Security Council.
But, in effect, Iran has now rejected a draft agreement proposed by the IAEA andhas been refusing to pursue talks on the nuclear issue.
Some might argue that sanctions are in place, butthese only focus on the nuclear issue without yielding the desired results.
Efforts should be aimed at encouraging Iran to return to talks concerning long-term arrangements resolving the nuclear issue.
I also support the opinion of my fellow Member that the EU should devise a broader strategy towards Iran which goes beyond the nuclear issue and also addresses the human rights situation and other important matters.
I believe there are huge possibilities for dialogue, but not just on human rights andnot just on the all-important nuclear issue.
The vote against the entire resolution by the House highlights the fact that the nuclear issue is no longer just one of greater safety.
High Representative Ashton will be in Istanbul later this month in an attempt to bring the Iranian regime to cooperate with the international community on the nuclear issue.
I would like to know your point of view on the timetable and the nature of possible sanctions precisely so thatwe can make a clear link between the internal events in Iran and the nuclear issue.
Without a concrete improvement in the human rights situation, our common objective of developing the relationship between the European Union andthe Islamic Republic of Iran cannot proceed properly, even if the nuclear issue were to be solved.
Close commercial links between a number of prominent EU Member States- I need not name any names as you, too, must be aware of who they are- andthe Islamic Republic could always pose major obstacles to seriously tackling the nuclear issue.
