Examples of using Nuclear test explosion in English and their translations into Russian
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Moratorium on nuclear test explosions.
Entry into force of the CTBT,maintaining the moratorium on nuclear test explosions.
The comprehensive ban on nuclear test explosions has been a dream for many decades.
Only two days ago India conducted three nuclear test explosions.
The Conference deplores the nuclear test explosions carried out by India and then by Pakistan in 1998.
In the past decade, there have only been two nuclear test explosions.
Our understanding is that imminent preparations for a nuclear test explosion would be prohibited even without an explicit reference to them in the treaty.
The five permanent members would abide by their respective moratoriums on nuclear test explosions.
First and foremost, the commitment not to carry out any nuclear test explosion in line with the Treaty's basic obligations must be sustained.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea announced on 9 October 2006 that it had conducted a nuclear test explosion.
The utmost restraint in conducting nuclear test explosions was also needed.
On 25 May 2009, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea announced that it had conducted a second nuclear test explosion.
The'Basic Obligation' in article I is restricted to prohibiting nuclear test explosions and not all tests related to nuclear weapons.
For the first time since mankind entered the nuclear age,we now have a Treaty banning all nuclear test explosions.
First and foremost, the commitment not to carry out any nuclear test explosion, in line with the Treaty's basic obligation.
On Wednesday, 13 May 1998, the President reported to Congress that he had imposed sanctions on India as a consequence of that country's 11 May nuclear test explosion.
In the meantime, we expect a full moratorium on nuclear test explosions to be observed.
The Prime Minister said that New Zealand had"welcomed recent French statements that France could support a treaty that prohibits any nuclear test explosion.
In that context, Egypt regretted the nuclear test explosion conducted by China earlier in October and hoped that it would be the last such test. .
Ge.95-64124(e) statement of the secretary of foreign affairs of the philippines on the third nuclear test explosion conducted by the government of france.
The United Kingdom had not carried out a nuclear test explosion since 1991 and had concluded the ratification procedure for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty CTBT.
South Africa's opposition to nuclear testing was also made clear to the People's Republic of China when it conducted a nuclear test explosion on 15 May 1995.
India's nuclear-weapon tests flout the international norm against nuclear test explosions which is embodied in the CTBT, now signed by 149 countries.
Libya calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, in particular those States that must ratify the Treaty in order to bring it into force.
Resolution 1887(2009) adopted by the Security Council contains only one operative paragraph(para. 7) related to the work of the Preparatory Commission for theComprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization(CTBTO), which"calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the CTBT, thereby bringing the treaty into force at an early date.
In May of this year, North Korea conducted its second nuclear test explosion in defiance of Security Council resolutions and the norm espoused by all CTBT signatories against further nuclear tests. .
In addition, we appreciate the effectiveness of the CTBT verification regime demonstrated in response to the nuclear test explosion announced by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on 12 February 2013.
Initial excesses in leukaemia were observed following a single nuclear test explosion in the United States and following that explosions carried out by the United Kingdom, but the observation seems to be the result of chance in the first case and an unusually low incidence in controls for the British participants in the tests and unusual latencies in the cohort of New Zealand participants in the second case.
At the same time we must bridge several gaps as we strive to move expeditiously towards the CTBT's entry into force, including, inter alia,the need for universal commitment not to carry out any nuclear test explosion or any other nuclear explosion and for efforts to complete the CTBT's verification regime, and the need to complete all international monitoring system stations, with a special emphasis on current gaps, especially in the Middle East region.
Calls upon all States to refrain from conducting a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive NuclearTestBan Treaty, thereby bringing the Treaty into force at an early date;