Примеры использования Total nuclear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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highlighting the achievement of total nuclear disarmament as remaining the long-standing commitment
As Members of the United Nations we have the duty to assume a real commitment to bring about total nuclear disarmament through the adoption of legal obligations- not first through speeches and declarations.
held this year and reaffirm that nonproliferation should be accompanied by a gradual system of commitments culminating in total nuclear disarmament.
the Conference on Disarmament should establish an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament to negotiate a phased programme for total nuclear disarmament.
hoped that it would provide the impetus for efforts aimed at achieving the common goal of total nuclear disarmament.
The main point of it is to start a total nuclear war involving the United States forces on the United States mainland and in the Pacific
The stark reality of international affairs in our world today is that total nuclear disarmament and general disarmament,
The region also accounted for about 21 per cent of total nuclear energy, for 20.5 per cent of renewable energy,
who launched the Global Zero campaign to advocate total nuclear disarmament.
With the objective of creating an environment in which total nuclear disarmament will be practical
Marshall Islands is strongly of the view that total nuclear disarmament must occur as soon as possible
were important milestones on a journey that must end with total nuclear disarmament.
Kenya reaffirms its commitment to total nuclear disarmament.
The current total nuclear generating capacity is 1430 MWe.
Of the total nuclear fuel used today, MOX provides 2.
Burkina Faso is deeply committed to the principles of total nuclear disarmament.
It's hundreds of times more powerful than the world's total nuclear armament.
As far as Russia is concerned, its total nuclear arsenal has been reduced fivefold since 1991.
Total nuclear generating capacity is to increase from 41 gigawatts in 1995 to 70 gigawatts in 2010.
Uganda welcomes the Treaty as a first step towards the attainment of the goal of total nuclear disarmament.