Examples of using Outer-space in English and their translations into Russian
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This year marks the fortieth anniversary of the entry into force of the outer-space Treaty.
The UNIDIR project on the transfer of dual-use outer-space technologies was completed in late 1998.
Paradoxically, outer-space technology particularly affects the poor and the rural sectors of developing countries.
We are pleased to note that mankind has made tremendous progress in outer-space activities.
The U.S. version features outer-space views, the band in a car, big toy dinosaurs, and the band performing the song in a dark room.
People also translate
In the most colorful planet,someday arrive the colorless baddies from the outer-space worlds, and try to get the colors from Whindy's home.
All international experience in outer-space activities confirms the need for a careful and responsible approach to the exploration of outer space.
Transparency and confidence-building measures are already used in one form or another in several international outer-space agreements.
That is, the Kremlin continues to try and link the outer-space agenda with the issues of missiles and nuclear weapons, just as it did from the 1960s-1980s.
The Secretary-General's report should make specific reference to the plan by some countries to develop anti-missile systems and outer-space weapons.
The car stood out from its competitors due to its outer-space design- it was stuffed with technical gadgets and could accelerate to 160 km per hour.
It is our firm conviction that, with the successful conclusion of its nuclear negotiations, the Conference on Disarmament should return to pursuing its outer-space mandate in succeeding years.
As the US military's outer-space policy statement puts it,"Freedom of action in space is as important to the United States as air power and sea power.".
The situation 13 yearslater has indeed evolved. We have made great progress in the field of outer-space technology, and we have to react to those changes.
This could be our joint contribution to ensuring that outer-space resources are used for peaceful purposes, including in the common interests of maintaining international peace and security.
We call on other countries which have their own spacecraft-launching facilities to join us andto do everything necessary to build confidence in the domain of outer-space activities.
The research report,"The transfer of dual-use outer-space technologies: confrontation or cooperation?", by Péricles Gasparini Alves, is currently in early draft form.
Another part of this machinery, the Secretary-General's Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters,concluded its 2007 session with a report on emerging weapons technologies, including outer-space aspects.
The latter was especially timely,given that 2007 marks the fortieth anniversary of the outer-space Treaty and the fiftieth anniversary of the launching of Sputnik.
A research report on the transfer of dual-use outer-space technologies is due for publication in 1999-2000 and UNIDIR is also beginning a research project on missile defences, closely studying their connection with space-based technologies.
It was, however, necessary to update and strengthen those instruments so as togive fresh impetus to the rules governing outer-space activities, intensify international cooperation and make space technology available to all.
The research report, The Transfer of Dual-Use Outer-Space Technologies: Confrontation or Cooperation?, by Péricles Gasparini Alves, is due for publication in 1999.
The Syrian Arab Republic has participated in all the work and meetings of COPUOS andhas followed up its activities designed to promote international cooperation in outer-space exploration and remote sensing.
It had in addition signed an agreement with Russia,Belarus and Ukraine on outer-space cooperation, concerned mainly with joint use of the Baikonur launching pad for peaceful purposes.
In order to ensure a peaceful and tranquil sky for future generations, we stand ready to work with the international community in continuing to attach great importance to the issue of outer space andin pushing forward concrete measures aimed at the complete prohibition of outer-space weapons.
At the same time, however, the development of military technologies andouter-space-related weaponry, coupled with a succession of new outer-space warfare theories and concepts, have brought the danger of weaponization and an arms race in outer space.
Past experience in the areas of disarmament and arms control makes clear that, to prevent the weaponization of, andan arms race in, outer space, we must not remain idle until outer-space weapons have been put in place and resulted in destruction.
Although not currently in a position to consider collaboration on carrier rockets,satellites, shuttles or outer-space stations, Romania keeps abreast of international plans and hopes to seek participation in such projects as the Russian-British space shuttle HOTOL, the European space plane HERMES and the manned space station COLUMBUS.
His delegation supported the recent Canadian proposal to enhance the dialogue between the various bodies engaged in outer-space activities, including the Conference, COPUOS, the International Telecommunication Union and the General Assembly.
As shown in document A/C.1/62/CRP.2, there are plans for several exchanges of views, communications and panels on subjects such as nuclear disarmament,the Convention on Chemical Weapons(CCW), the outer-space Treaty, the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, the Convention on the prohibition of mines, verification, regional disarmament and security, the United Nations Regional Centres for Peace and Disarmament, the United Nations disarmament mechanism and so on.