Examples of using Arms-control in English and their translations into Russian
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He is against nuclear arms-control agreements.
Chile believes in the importance of the relevant environmental norms being observed in disarmament and arms-control negotiations.
Many of these multilateral arms-control agreements contained no verification provisions whatsoever.
My Government has made its modest contribution to disarmament and arms-control measures.
The chances for disarmament, arms-control and confidence- building measures are now better than ever.
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It was essential to draw on the experience andlessons of other regional arms-control negotiations.
We strongly propose that the arms-control and disarmament agenda clearly reflect the realities of the post-cold-war era.
It has not responded to our arms-control proposals.
A number of disarmament and arms-control developments in the past two years have brought nuclear disarmament back to centre stage.
Cut-off has been widely recognized as an important measure in the arms-control expert community.
This year, the First Committee will discuss many arms-control and disarmament issues, but in a slightly different atmosphere from that of last year.
The Agency's capabilities could be tailored to the needs of different arms-control and disarmament agreements.
It is an independent group of arms-control and nonproliferation experts from both nuclear weapon and non-nuclear weapon states.
International rules of law go hand in hand with impartial,non-political arms-control compliance systems.
The disarmament and arms-control process will continue to contribute to the strengthening of international security as long as military threats to security exist.
As a first step,we could agree on a set of principles to guide future bilateral arms-control arrangements.
We are strongly in favour of continuing implementation of arms-control and confidence-building measures at the local and regional levels.
That concept should have been reformulated in a way that limits it only to existing disarmament and arms-control treaties.
The Secretary-General has proposed significant measures that bring the arms-control agenda to the forefront of multilateral cooperation.
Our delegation believes that the chemical-weapons Convention has become a test case for a new type of multilateral arms-control agreement.
In this regard, the steps that must be taken to strengthen the arms-control, non-proliferation and disarmament architecture are pretty clear.
Regional perceptions of a threat underlie many of the most complex andtenacious problems on the disarmament and arms-control agenda.
Indeed, our work together in that most fateful multilateral arms-control conference in history shows that a constructive new dialogue has already begun.
As the Committee knows, under annex 1-B of the Agreement, the parties agreed to a regional-stabilization arms-control regime.
Since then, confidence-building measures have become part of arms-control and disarmament agreements, and even of arrangements related to non-security issues.
The most important thing now is to concentrate on another key issue: ensuring strategic stability in Central Europe through arms-control mechanisms.
In seeking new disarmament and arms-control goals, we should not neglect the need to strengthen and ensure the effective implementation of what we already have.
I congratulate the countries of Central Asia on the fact that their region will soon become a nuclear-weapons-free zone,bestowing laurels on regional arms-control efforts.
Moreover, no one expressed doubts as to the necessity to counter those threats with disarmament, arms-control, non-proliferation and, in some cases, with counter-proliferation measures.
But for many years, it has not been able to pursueits true mission or reach its potential in negotiating arms-reduction or arms-control agreements.
