Examples of using Negative security guarantees in English and their translations into Russian
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The second example related to negative security guarantees.
A case in point were the negative security guarantees to non-nuclear States formulated by nuclear Powers in the context of the Conference on Disarmament.
We call on the nuclear States to confirm their adherence to negative security guarantees for nonnuclear States.
Negative security guarantees should be codified in a legally binding instrument that went beyond the scope of Security Council resolutions 255(1968) and 984 1995.
The conclusion of an arrangement on negative security guarantees could help strengthen the authority of the NPT.
Furthermore we are convinced of the need for enhanced security guarantees, in particular negative security guarantees.
Nonnuclear-weapon States must receive negative security guarantees through a binding international instrument.
We count on support for the Central Asian Zone, above all from the nuclear Powers,including their possible extension of negative security guarantees.
We believe that we must work to find negative security guarantees that are legally binding on all States.
At the same time, if the zone isto advance multilateral disarmament, we look to the nuclear-weapon States to provide the requisite negative security guarantees.
My country believes that granting negative security guarantees to non-nuclear-weapon countries is another measure of particular importance.
The last way is to issue guarantees against use, on certain conditions,to States forgoing nuclear weapons: negative security guarantees.
We believe that providing legally binding negative security guarantees to non-nuclear-weapon States is one of the most important confidence-building measures.
With regard to substance,it seems to me that the wording on the item on nuclear disarmament and the item on negative security guarantees is a bit weak and should be strengthened.
In so doing, they would provide full negative security guarantees, even though only the total and complete elimination of nuclear weapons could provide an absolute guarantee. .
The Democratic Republic of the Congo insists on the importance of nuclear disarmament, negative security guarantees, and the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
Nicaragua urged the nuclear-weapon States to commit to the non-use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States, and in the interim,to uphold their negative security guarantees.
In this respect we call upon nuclear weapon states to sign the Protocol on negative security guarantees to the Central Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Treaty.
Legally binding negative security guarantees by the nuclearweapon States would strengthen the nuclear nonproliferation regime by taking away one rationale for some countries to seek nuclear weapons.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo underscores the need for nuclear disarmament and negative security guarantees, and is following developments in the arms race in outer space.
Morocco believes that negative security guarantees should apply to all States parties to the NPT which have renounced the acquisition of nuclear weapons, and should not be limited to States which are members of nuclear-weapon-free zones.
A similar situation arose in the case of the declarations formulated by nuclear-weapon States which contain negative security guarantees addressed to non-nuclear-weapon States. See supra, note 11.
Furthermore, my delegation is of the considered view that an agreement on negative security guarantees for all non-nuclear-weapon States, coupled with an agreement on the non-first-use of nuclear weapons, would also go a long way in contributing to brighter prospects for an indefinite extension of the NPT.
During the fourteenth summit of the countries of the Non-Aligned Movement,held in Havana in September 2006, Heads of State had advocated granting such negative security guarantees to non-nuclear countries.
The Conference should also adopt a firm stance on negative security guarantees and call on nuclear-weapon States to put an end to delays, double standards and irresponsibility.
Several delegations expressed the hope that that Conference would provide a framework forthe in-depth study of many issues, such as the still pending legal granting of negative security guarantees by nuclear States to non-nuclear States.
We believe that an important confidence-building measure is the provision of legally binding negative security guarantees to non-nuclear-weapon States and the unconditional implementation of agreements already reached in this field.
It requested the States possessing nuclear weapons to provide negative security guarantees to the States parties to the Treaty that do not possess nuclear weapons, in addition to the commitments entered into within the framework of the Security Council, by means of a universal, unconditional and legally binding treaty.
We believe that the most important confidence-building measure is the provision of legally binding negative security guarantees to nonnuclear-weapon States and unconditional compliance with the agreements already reached in this area.
This timetable was prepared in consultation with the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Negative Security Guarantees, the newly-appointed Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on the prohibition of the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices, and the Special Coordinators.