Examples of using Certain nuclear in English and their translations into Russian
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Certain nuclear stockpiles keep on growing.
In this connection,the unilateral moratoriums proclaimed by certain nuclear Powers should be maintained.
Due to its dual nature, certain nuclear technology can be misused for non-peaceful purposes.
In that connection he expressed his regret at the underground tests that had been conducted by certain nuclear Powers.
Unfortunately, certain nuclear Powers had not shown the political will to comply with their international commitments.
It is disturbing that the use of this kind of weapon remains a fundamental part of the military doctrines of certain nuclear Powers.
Moreover, certain nuclear Powers could do more to let multilateral disarmament efforts bear fruit.
In that context,we hope that the recent announcements by certain nuclear Powers on the Treaty's ratification will be followed by concrete steps.
Certain nuclear Powers also refer to the need to protect their vital interests. We have a couple of comments to make on this issue.
Although the provision of unilateral information by certain nuclear powers is valued, progress in terms of participation and scope would be appreciated.
We also note that draft documents for the Conference have been blocked as a result of opposition by certain nuclear States to nuclear disarmament.
The efforts already made by certain nuclear Powers, inter alia through the signing of the START I and START II agreements, are encouraging.
The Nuclear Security Summit in Washington last April stressed the need for multilateral cooperation to address certain nuclear threats.
However, what actually happened was that certain nuclear Powers brought to bear unprecedented pressures that made it possible for the NPT to be extended indefinitely.
The delegations that were most actively involved in the negotiating process are perfectly well aware of the intransigent position adopted by certain nuclear Powers.
Malaysia views with serious concern the fact that certain nuclear facilities and materials in the Middle East are not subject to IAEA comprehensive safeguards.
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty should enter into force as soon possible, andhe expressed concern that certain nuclear States had not ratified that Treaty.
As to safety tests,maintaining such a"right" for certain nuclear Powers would make nonsense of the commitment to a complete and universal test ban.
Public Law 93-513 was subsequently supplemented by Executive Order 11918, of 1 June 1976, which provided for prompt, adequate andeffective compensation in the case of certain nuclear incidents.
Meanwhile, additional threats had emerged: certain nuclear arsenals were still expanding and biological and chemical proliferation, together with the proliferation of ballistic and cruise missiles, were continuing.
It is also the case with the fundamental aims of non-proliferation and disarmament, which remain hostage to political double standards, discriminatory practices and non-compliance with commitments made,particularly on the part of certain nuclear Powers.
The Arab States are concerned that certain nuclear States are endeavouring to modernize their nuclear arsenal and develop new nuclear weapons, thereby endangering international peace and security.
The United States implements its resolution 1540(2004) obligations to control the export, transit, trans-shipment and re-export of related materials through separate legal regimes for dual-use,defence and certain nuclear items.
The President spelled out these threats: certain nuclear arsenals keep on growing;nuclear, biological and chemical proliferation continues, as does ballistic and cruise missile proliferation.
Cuba deeply regrets that the committee negotiating the treaty was unable to produce a consensus draft document because of the intransigence of certain nuclear Powers that did not allow the draft treaty to be given its true dimension and scope.
The renewed commitment of certain nuclear powers was welcome; they must reduce the role of nuclear weapons in their military strategies and set specific deadlines for reducing their nuclear arsenals.
That is also the case for the crucial goals of disarmament and the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, which remain hostage to the policy of double standards, such as discriminatory practices and non-compliance with commitments made,in particular by certain nuclear Powers.
Unfortunately, this has not proved to be possible; butmore disturbing still is the fact that a certain nuclear Power unhesitatingly declared in the general debate that it is simply unrealistic to expect the Conference on Disarmament to address the question of disarmament.
Thirdly, certain nuclear States have sought to develop a new concept for strategic defence doctrines based on an offensive rather than a defensive strategy, arrogating to themselves the right to use nuclear weapons in violation of international law and international humanitarian law.
It is disturbing that the use of this kind of weapon remains a fundamental part of the military doctrines of certain nuclear Powers and that their use might be considered even against non-nuclear-weapon States in response to attacks using non-nuclear weapons.
