Examples of using Commitment to non-proliferation in English and their translations into French
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Our commitment to non-proliferation remains intact.
In addition, Germany calls for full commitment to non-proliferation.
Our commitment to non-proliferation has been consistent and remains unabated.
A framework for cyber armament by states that includes a commitment to non-proliferation of cyber weapons.
(b) the country's commitment to non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament;
I am confident that at the September Summit States parties will reaffirm their commitment to non-proliferation and advance the cause of disarmament.
Our commitment to non-proliferation and disarmament is not limited to nuclear weapons but extends to other weapons of mass destruction.
Tanzania signed so as to confirm our commitment to non-proliferation and our aversion to nuclear weapons.
Bangladesh has also concluded safeguards agreements with the IAEA, including the Additional Protocol, as part of its commitment to non-proliferation.
This is our commitment to non-proliferation.
Nuclear-weapon States must do their part by makingprogress on nuclear disarmament, while non-nuclear-weapon States should maintain their commitment to non-proliferation.
As a reflection of our strong commitment to non-proliferation, Singapore signed the Additional Protocol on 22 September 2005.
By signing the Chemical Weapons Convention in Parison 14 January 1993, South Africa demonstrated further its commitment to non-proliferation and disarmament.
For this reason, and because of their commitment to non-proliferation, they attach the utmost importance to disarmament.
As a non-nuclear-weapon State, the Republic of Albania remains faithful to the spirit of the NPT andreiterates its full political will to strengthen its commitment to non-proliferation.
There is a shared responsibility by all States to meet the commitment to non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and related technologies.
Our commitment to non-proliferation remains intact, and the International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly confirmed the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme.
Argentina's subsequent ratification of the NPT was the culmination of its commitment to non-proliferation and the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
We have demonstrated our commitment to non-proliferation by voluntarily and unilaterally exercising the most rigorous control on our peaceful nuclear programme.
It is in this context that we have developed the concept of an"enrichment bond"- whereby assistance is granted in return for demonstrable commitment to non-proliferation.
The latter must faithfully observe their commitment to non-proliferation, while the former must do their part by making real progress on nuclear disarmament.
We therefore urge the friendly Republic of India to join in the international consensus supporting the CTBT and to proceed to its prompt ratification,thereby displaying its commitment to non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament..
Our commitment to non-proliferation has been reinforced since 1990, through a series of joint initiatives we undertook with Argentina, of which you are all well aware.
For us in the Association of South-East Asian Nations(ASEAN), our commitment to non-proliferation and disarmament was affirmed in the Treaty on the Southeast Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone.
Our commitment to non-proliferation is being fulfilled through the establishment of an effective system of export controls and continuing cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Other criteria relate to the arms purchasing country,including its attitude towards terrorism and its commitment to non-proliferation, United Nations embargoes and other international agreements.
Our commitment to non-proliferation is being additionally fulfilled through the establishment of an effective system of export control that has not hindered our capacity to continue cooperating in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
While non-nuclear-weapon States should strengthen their commitment to non-proliferation, nuclear-weapon States must do their part by making real progress on nuclear disarmament.
Nonetheless, his Government was concerned by the behaviour of certain States which had developed nuclear technology on the pretext that they would use it peacefully, but had then withdrawn from the Treaty,ignoring their commitment to non-proliferation and disarmament.
We feel that the absence of any reference to a commitment to non-proliferation, and in particular to the NPT, is especially regrettable now, with the NPT Review and Extension Conference only months away.