Examples of using Nuclear monitoring in English and their translations into Russian
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B On 24 September 1998, the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group was denied access to the Al Iraqi factory.
The monitoring groups completed 49 visits between 6 and12 August 1998, and a gamma-ray survey of 11 large areas was also carried out by the Nuclear Monitoring Group.
The IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group in Iraq currently totals nine persons, comprising six nationalities.
Polimaster, a leading international company in the field of nuclear monitoring, safety and security, was founded in 1992.
Since that time, the Nuclear Monitoring Group has carried out more than 42 inspections at 40 locations, some of which have been inspected more than once.
In anticipation of the implementation of additional OMV technical measures, a decision was taken in the autumn of 1997 to increase the staffing of the Nuclear Monitoring Group.
Missile group and nuclear monitoring group personnel commenced monitoring activities at various sites throughout Iraq.
Since that time, action has been ongoing toincrease the scope and technology of OMV measures with corresponding increases in the personnel resources of the Nuclear Monitoring Group.
In addition, the Nuclear Monitoring Group, with the assistance of experts from member States, carried out an extensive programme of environmental sample collection involving visits to 113 locations.
The number of inspections carried out under theIAEA ongoing monitoring and verification plan since the Nuclear Monitoring Group was established in August 1994 now totals some 1,625.
The fixed-wing radiation survey is an OMV technical task, which is to be implemented for the first time in Iraq andis likely to require considerable technical support from the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group.
In keeping with the ongoing expansion of IAEA technical activities, the staffing of the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group has been increased through the provision of additional personnel resources from Member States.
Implementation of the IAEA OMV plan has been phased in since the second half of 1992 andwas considered to be operational in August 1994 with the establishment of IAEA's continuous presence in Iraq through the Action Team's Nuclear Monitoring Group.
The number of inspections carried out under theAgency's ongoing monitoring and verification(OMV) plan since the Nuclear Monitoring Group was established in August 1994 now totals almost 1,540.
During the active part of the period under review, the Nuclear Monitoring Group carried out 86 monitoring inspections at some 58 locations, of which 7 inspections were carried out at locations not previously inspected.
Under a recent research anddevelopment agreement between the United States and the Russian Federation, we are prepared to pursue work with the Russian Federation on nuclear monitoring and verification research, building on previous work.
In the period under review(1 October 1997-1 April 1998),the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group carried out 211 monitoring inspections at some 93 locations, of which 18 inspections were carried out at locations not previously inspected.
Similarly, it was inconceivable that a treaty concluded between a large number of States and an international organization,which made that organization responsible for nuclear monitoring, could enter into force or be applied provisionally without the organization's consent.
During the period from 17 November to 13 December 1998, the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group carried out an intensified schedule of inspections aimed at restoring the continuity of knowledge of the status of Iraq's nuclear and related assets, which had been compromised as a result of the interruption of inspection activities from 11 to 17 November 1998.
I wish to bring to your attention that notification was sent to the Iraqi authorities on the evening of13 November 1997 advising them that, under the prevailing circumstances, it had been decided to withdraw the personnel of the Nuclear Monitoring Group of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) from Iraq until further notice.
Letter dated 17 November(S/1997/902) from the Secretary-General addressed to the Presidentof the Security Council, transmitting a letter dated 14 November 1997 from the Director General of IAEA to the Secretary-General informing him of the decision to withdraw the personnel of the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group from Iraq until further notice.
This four-person team, the missile monitoring experts(designated MG1),was soon followed by the nuclear monitoring group(NMG 94-01), a two-person team, on 22 August 1994.(NMG 94-01 expanded to three persons on 29 September.) On 2 October, the first chemical group members arrived at Baghdad.
Secondly, the signing and subsequent ratification of Protocol III would create a redundant nuclear control regime over those parts of Spanish territory that, in accordance with the Treaty,fall within its geographical purview but are already subject to the comprehensive nuclear monitoring carried out by the aforementioned agencies-- IAEA, EURATOM, OSCE and NATO-- throughout Spanish territory.
In June 1998, an IAEA environmental nuclear monitoring team led by an American, Jay Hyland, and consisting of three American inspectors, acting on the pretext of establishing environmental databases for the ongoing nuclear monitoring regime, sought information on every detail of Iraq's water resources, including.
With reference to the letter dated 14 November 1997 from the Director General addressed to you(S/1997/902, annex),this is to inform you that I have issued instructions to the members of the Nuclear Monitoring Group of the International Atomic Energy Agency, currently on standby in Bahrain, to return to Iraq today, 21 November, and to recommence monitoring activities on Saturday, 22 November 1997.
In the area of nuclear monitoring, Mexico contributes to the work of the International Monitoring System of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which, using modern telecommunications and data-management techniques, observes phenomena throughout the world and collects data that might indicate the possibility of a nuclear test. Mexico does so by means of five monitoring stations, one of which is hydroacoustic station HA06, located on Socorro Island, which helps detect acoustic waves produced in the oceans by both natural and artificial phenomena.
Based on current experience,the effective implementation of the IAEA OMV plan will require the continuous presence in Iraq of the IAEA Nuclear Monitoring Group, comprising up to eight technical staff and one or two administrative support personnel, supplemented, from time to time, with additional technical staff as specific monitoring tasks may require.
As a result of Iraq's action of 29 October 1997, through which it sought to impose conditions on the inspection process, the Agency's ongoing monitoring and verification activities were suspended between 30 October and 22 November 1997. Monitoring inspections were restarted on 22 November at the more significant sites and, for the period from 25 November to 4 December,IAEA assigned an additional 11 persons to the Nuclear Monitoring Group in order to expedite the completion of inspections required to re-establish baseline knowledge.
The Centre currently provides: space for an operations room, supporting radio and telephone(voice and facsimile) communications and real-time monitoring of sites through 107 remote-controlled cameras;offices for the aerial inspection team, and the biological, chemical, missile and nuclear monitoring groups(the latter group is staffed by IAEA); aerial photography, biological and chemical laboratories; a medical clinic; and offices for the Director and his support staff.