Examples of using Nuclear devastation in English and their translations into Russian
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The danger of nuclear devastation has not faded.
Japan is the only country to have suffered nuclear devastation.
As the only country to have suffered nuclear devastation, we are determined to stop proliferation and to work towards the elimination of nuclear weapons.
Japan is the only country ever to have suffered nuclear devastation.
As the only country in the world ever to have experienced nuclear devastation, Japan as a nation fervently desires to realize a peaceful and safe world free of nuclear weapons.
Convinced that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear devastation.
As the only country to have suffered nuclear devastation, Japan has been making precisely this appeal to the international community as a top priority in accordance with its own philosophy.
The world cannot tolerate the menace of a rogue regime that threatens with nuclear devastation.
When people in most parts of the world talk about nuclear devastation, they tend to think of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Sixty summers have passed since Hiroshima andNagasaki suffered the indescribable horrors of nuclear devastation.
Terrorist groups exist thathave the will and the capacity to wreak huge nuclear devastation if the resources are available on the black market.
In 1945, Hiroshima andNagasaki became the first two cities in human history to suffer indescribable nuclear devastation.
I believe that Japan,as the only country in human history to have suffered nuclear devastation, has a significant role to play in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
Fourthly, we have introduced a new fourth preambular paragraph that reaffirms the universal concept that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear devastation.
Firstly, humankind, including the future generations,should share as objective information the experiences of nuclear devastation and the persistent effects of radiation on the environment and human health.
The Government of Japan does believe that the sixtieth anniversary of the bombing is an important occasion to renew our determination never to repeat the nuclear devastation.
As the only country that has suffered nuclear devastation, we are determined to stop nuclear proliferation and to work with others for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
As the only nation which suffered atomic bombing,Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
As the only country that has suffered nuclear devastation, Japan will submit another draft resolution at this session of the General Assembly to lay out concrete measures towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
As the only nation which suffered atomic bombing,Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
Japan, the only country to have ever experienced nuclear devastation, firmly maintains the so-called three non-nuclear principles-- the policy of not possessing, not producing and not permitting the introduction of nuclear weapons into its territory.
As the only nation to suffer atomic bombings,Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
As the only country to have suffered nuclear devastation, Japan recognizes that it has a moral responsibility to the international community to actively campaign for the total elimination of nuclear weapons, and has conducted vigorous diplomatic efforts to realize this aim.
As the only nation which suffered atomic bombings,Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
As the only country in the world that has suffered nuclear devastation, Japan reiterates its determination to reinforce international efforts for nuclear disarmament, and to this end we will once again submit a draft resolution that maps out concrete measures towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons, such as those I have just mentioned.
I feel that one of the main reasons for the continued existence of nuclear weapons is that the true nature of the nuclear devastation they cause is not well understood.
Japan believes that it has the moral responsibility to convey to all people around the world the horrific consequences of nuclear devastation based on its first-hand experience and has been at the forefront of such endeavours with a strong determination that these experiences shall never be repeated.
In order to ensure the effective functioning of this Convention, due regard being paid to equitable geographic distribution, to representation by nuclear-capable states andto the interests of all states to be free from the threat of nuclear devastation, the Executive Council shall be composed as follows.
The strong desire of the people of Japan, including the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that the tragic experiences of nuclear devastation never be repeated by the generations to come in any part of the world is well known.
It is especially unrealistic and unacceptable that this demand should be made in this draft resolution, which deals with nuclear disarmament, ignoring at the outset that there are 30,000 nuclear weapons on red alert in the hands of the nuclear-weapon States,posing the primary danger of nuclear war and nuclear devastation to the world.