Examples of using Weapons will in English and their translations into Russian
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Carnal weapons will only multiply the demonic undead.
Our contribution to the thematic debate on conventional weapons will focus mainly on small arms and anti-personnel mines.
Late game weapons will be stronger than early game weapons and all weapons will do damage relevant to the level at which they unlock.
It seems that as long as nuclear weapons exist the shadow of the use orthreat of use of these inhumane weapons will cloud the life of mankind.
According to the military, the weapons will work effectively in the environmental conditions in the Gulf region.
For now, we decided that damage and other weapon bonuses will not be reduced,but this type of weapons will encourage engaging enemies in close combat.
Further work on tactical nuclear weapons will focus on new nuclear weapons that may be under development.
To ensure smooth and effective cooperation in tracing,requests for assistance in tracing illicit small arms or light weapons will contain sufficient information, including.
Until we make progress in all of those areas, weapons will continue to be wielded by child soldiers, by criminal groups and by terrorists.
Equally, with the spread of advanced science and technology, as long as some of us choose to rely on nuclear weapons, we continue to risk that these same weapons will become increasingly attractive to others.
A further phase of the project on tactical nuclear weapons will examine the requirements for codifying and verifying the existing regimes.
Nuclear weapons will remain an important factor prevent nuclear war and conflict military conflicts with the use of conventional weapons Large-scale war, regional war.
However, given the fact that over 70 States stockpile cluster munitions,there is a strong probability that the weapons will proliferate, leading to increased use and higher risk for the civilian population.
States which possess nuclear weapons will only disarm when they-- and those who rely on their nuclear deterrence-- feel safer without nuclear weapons than with them.
Until that point is reached-- that is, the point at which all the States parties have put in place implementing legislation-- the possibility of seeing a recourse or a return to the creation of chemical weapons will, unfortunately, remain open.
Players complete quests to obtain these weapons, and the weapons will gain power alongside the player as they level in the Broken Isles, complete world quests, and defeat bosses.
It is not suggested that by taking into account the longer-term expected effect on the civilian population oron civilians themselves the decision will automatically be that the proposed use of weapons will offend the obligation of proportionality.
In November 2007, the Meeting of States Parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons will discuss a recommendation on how to address the humanitarian impact of cluster munitions, including the possibility of a new instrument.
In this context it has to be noted that all the States members of the League of Arab States have become parties to the NPT as a reflection of their firm belief andconviction that freeing the Middle East from nuclear weapons will certainly bring peace and security to the whole region.
It is our expectation that the last phase of the Review Conference of the 1980 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons will result in a comprehensive strengthening of this major instrument of international humanitarian law by setting up new and more effective norms for the use and transfer of land-mines.
It is of concern to New Zealand that some nuclear-weapon States continue to advocate the doctrine of nuclear deterrence,which reinforces the perception that, for them, nuclear weapons will continue to remain a long-term strategic component of national security.
The Union is hopeful that the ad hoc Group created by the Special Conference of the States Parties to the Convention on Biological Weapons will continue its work with efficiency to ensure that the negotiations with a view to strengthening the effectiveness of the Convention will lead to the conclusion of a verification protocol in the near future, preferably by the time of the 1996 Review Conference.
The Swiss delegation in no way objects to the Conference on Disarmament dealing with the problem of anti-personnel mines. However,it does consider that an instrument banning these weapons will be credible and effective only if it contains precise rules and if it is concluded rapidly.
If the Conference on Disarmament does not manage to negotiate an international code of conduct relating to conventional weapons, the trade in these weapons will continue to be governed by the militaristic orientation and the commercial attitudes of the supplier countries, and by the militarism and behaviour of Governments and other players in the importing countries.
In the face of this threat, there is no doubt that the best response the international community can provide is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons andtheir components, because it is very clear that nonState entities which want to acquire such weapons will go looking for them where they are produced.
This draft resolution reflects the belief that a multilateral, universal and legally binding instrument prohibiting the use orthreat of use of nuclear weapons will contribute to the process of de-legitimizing nuclear weapons and create a climate for negotiations for an agreement on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. .
Indeed, the legal instruments on which the prohibition of weapons of mass destruction is based specifically on the firm commitment not to develop new weapons of terror anddestruction in the understanding that those who possess such weapons will proceed to their gradual and effective elimination.
If powerful nations continue to keep their nuclear weapons-- and there are many double standards in the way we deal with one another-- that will only become an enticement for others to opt for nuclear weapons because they think such weapons will serve as an insurance policy against attacks.
Unless our Governments and the international community take concerted and rigorous action to combat the anarchic proliferation of and illegal trafficking in small arms, internal conflicts and local conflicts and the acts of subversion andvandalism perpetrated with these weapons will continue to endanger security and undermine efforts to achieve the social-economic development of our States.
Here, your weapon will not dart, but a real dagger.