Examples of using Nuclear problem in English and their translations into Spanish
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Just a tiny little nuclear problem in Moldova.
The Geneva Agreed Framework is an important agreement to address the North Korean nuclear problem.
In that context,the search must continue for an effective solution to the Iranian nuclear problem on the basis of NPT provisions and the norms of international Law.
His Government supported efforts to reach a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear problem.
After the tsunami of 2011 and the subsequent nuclear problem at Fukushima Daiichi, it became clear that people wanted to have more data than those that were available.
After the tsunami of 2011 and the subsequent nuclear problem at Fukushima Daii.
Finally, I am pleased to hear that the six parties meeting in Beijing have just agreed on the initial steps to take for the resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem.
The IAEA potential is also far from being exhausted in resolving the Iranian nuclear problem through political and diplomatic means.
However, some nuclear powers limit the nuclear problem to the issue of horizontal non-proliferation, while proceeding with the modernization of their nuclear arsenals.
It was Sweden's search for the source of radioactivity(after they had determined there was no leak at the Swedish plant)that led to the first hint of a serious nuclear problem in the Western Soviet Union.
We cannot, for example, tackle the nuclear problem in South Asia or the Middle East without taking account of the deep-seated causes which are preventing certain countries, even today, from adhering to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Russia sees no reasonable alternative to a political anddiplomatic settlement of the Iranian nuclear problem through constructive dialogue between Tehran and the six countries involved.
Many delegations, including her own, had voiced their support for efforts undertaken by the United Kingdom, France and Germany,supported by the European Union, to reach a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear problem.
Since a joint statement has been adopted by Korea andthe United States, the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula can be settled fairly if both sides keep and implement the principles that have been agreed upon.
As is already known, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States sides published a Joint Statement after discussing andreaching an agreement on the matters of principle in the solution of the nuclear problem, and held talks on this basis.
Since the North Korean nuclear problem came to the fore in 1993, the international community has exerted strenuous efforts to bring North Korea into full compliance with the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) safeguards agreement.
In implementing the resolution, States should focus on maintaining the peace and stability of the Korean peninsula and the north-east Asian region,promoting the rapid resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem, and returning to the path of negotiated settlement.
My delegation would also encourage those who are involved in the nuclear problem in the Korean peninsula to continue their talks with a view to arriving at a negotiated solution, which would help to promote stability and peace in the region.
The spirit of the agreement at the talks that both sides should move simultaneously on an equal footing has been ignored by the United States side and,in the final analysis, this is the main cause of impasse in the solution of the nuclear problem.
But, the adventurous military manoeuvres conducted under the pretext of nuclear problem and the adoption of IAEA resolution on"special inspection" have threatened the supreme interests of the country and compelled us to withdraw from this Treaty.
Taking into consideration the serious nature of the political purpose sought by the dishonest forces in spreading such arguments and rumours zealously, I deem it necessary to clarify the truthof the situation and our principled stand for a solution of the nuclear problem.
Unfortunately, that had led to an exclusive focus on the proliferation aspect of the nuclear problem, drawing attention away from the slow progress of nuclear disarmament and fuelling fears about the development of civil nuclear programmes.
In addition to the Agency's continuing work in Iraq and its efforts aimed at the systematic implementation of the safeguards system in variousparts of the world, this year we particularly appreciate all the efforts of the IAEA in the settlement of the North Korean nuclear problem.
The Republic of Korea sought to resolve the Korean Peninsula nuclear problem through its"Grand Bargain" initiative, aimed at persuading its northern neighbour to comply with the relevant Security Council resolutions, denuclearize and return to the Treaty.
I have every hope that the negotiations between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea andthe United States will lead the two parties to continue the dialogue to bring about a peaceful solution to the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula and to improve relations between the two countries.
Furthermore, some of the nuclear Powers hypocritically limit the nuclear problem to the issue of non-proliferation, to the detriment of nuclear disarmament, while they themselves are updating their nuclear arsenals in what amounts to vertical proliferation.
In this connection,I would like to point out that the fact that some have been supporting the illogical Israeli pretexts to justify non-accession to the Non-Proliferation Treaty is not helping to solve the nuclear problem in the Middle East; on the contrary, it is making the problem more complex.
We proposed to the United States side the formula of a package solution of the nuclear problem proceeding from the judgement that the major cause of no progress in the solution of the nuclear problem lies in the lack of trust between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States.
The nuclear problem cannot be solved any time if they try to attribute deliberately our nuclear problem to such working rules as the Safeguards Agreement under the present situation, in which the political factors of our withdrawal from the Treaty still remain.
In the framework of the definitive solution of the nuclear problem and on the assumption that a solution through the provision of light-water reactors is feasible, the United States has declared itself prepared to support the introduction of light-water reactors and to seek the related resources together with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.