Examples of using Nuclear programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Our nuclear programmes are completely transparent.
We have discussed countries neighbouring Europe which have nuclear programmes.
The disputed nuclear programmes of Iran and North Korea were also expected to be discussed.
GlobeScan had previously polled eight countries with nuclear programmes, in 2005.
The ongoing dispute over Iran's nuclear programmes requires a peaceful solution, based on negotiations which it will be important to resume.
In response, several governments are reviewing the safety andfuture of their own nuclear programmes.
Another is to withdraw support for the nuclear programmes of the three non-signers of the NPT.
It offers Iran andNorth Korea"a clear choice" on their nuclear programmes.
According to the statement:“Political conflicts regarding nuclear programmes in Iran and North Korea remain unresolved and are, if anything, worsening.
In 1985, the Rajiv Gandhi government made preparations to test a hydrogen bomb in response to Pakistan's nuclear programmes.
With North Korea making rapid progress in its missile and nuclear programmes, time is not on diplomacy's side!
These programmes, most recently published in 1985 and 1990,are better known as INPs(Illustrative Nuclear Programmes).
This applies to all of the world's sore points, including the Iranian andNorth Korean nuclear programmes, Afghanistan, and other regional and sub-regional problems.
After all, the fact of the matter is that Russia has,to date, sabotaged an effective international answer to the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programmes.
Insists'on a peaceful political settlement to the dispute over Iran's nuclear programmes' and'reaffirms its opposition to any military action or threat of use of force';
Japan said on Tuesday it would impose additional sanctions on North Korea in response to the continuing threat posed by its missile and nuclear programmes.
Are we not then saying to them,'Build nuclear programmes and nuclear weapons, even outside the NPT, and the USA will even reward and support you'?
The Secretary General said another key focus of discussion among ministers would be North Korea's ballistic missile and nuclear programmes, which are“a threat to NATO Allies, to our partners.
Experts in nuclear programmes said there were similarities between North Korea and Iran's operations, and the two countries continue to collaborate on military technology.
The European Commission has also the responsibility, under the Euratom Treaty(Art. 40)to give guidance to the investors in the nuclear field through the publication of illustrative nuclear programmes(PINC).
We are also arguing for a peaceful solution to the dispute over Iran's nuclear programmes and calling for the recommencement of negotiations, reiterating our opposition to any military action or threat of the use of force.
It is inconceivable that France should have continued its nuclear tests andthat the United Kingdom should continue to take part in US nuclear programmes or that China should still explode atomic bombs.
A likely financier of Hezbollah, people backing the Iranian andNorth Korean nuclear programmes and two alleged supporters of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe" can also be found in the firm's files, the newspaper said without naming the presumed clients.
It called on Korea to"immediately suspend all activities related to its ballistic missile programme andabandon all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner".
The IAEA fosters the efficient andsafe use of nuclear power by supporting existing and new nuclear programmes around the world, catalysing innovation and building capacity in energy planning, analysis, and nuclear information and knowledge management.
The Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq andthe Gaddafi regime in Libya could not escape the fate of destruction after being deprived of their foundations for nuclear development and giving up nuclear programmes of their own accord.
Pyongyang has sent a consistent message that during direct talks with the U.S.,it is ready to conclude an agreement to end its nuclear programmes, put them under IAEA[International Atomic Energy Agency] inspection and conclude a permanent peace treaty to replace the‘temporary' ceasefire of 1953.
The imposition of disarmament and of the end of the development, production and storage of new nuclear weapons are the basis of the spirit andletter of the NPT. The ongoing dispute over Iran's nuclear programmes requires a peaceful solution, based on negotiations which it will be important to resume.
There is no such political initiative on the nuclear weapons programmes of some EU members orthe United States- or even the nuclear programmes of Israel, Pakistan or India, countries that have not signed the NPT but do have nuclear weapons- the United States already having stated that it could use them offensively.
The comments by Mattis, during the annual Shangri-La Dialogue forum,show how US President Donald Trump's administration is looking to balance working with China to restrain North Korea's advancing missile and nuclear programmes while dealing with Beijing's activities in the South China Sea.
