Примеры использования Weapon-grade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Japan has pledged 100 million US dollars for a multilateral disposition program of Russian surplus weapon-grade plutonium, and actively participated in the negotiations towards the establishment of such a program.
environmentally safe use of weapon-grade material in a civilian nuclear fuel cycle.
It was made not only to produce weapon-grade plutonium in the industrial reactors, but also extract it from irradiated uranium at the radio-chemical production.
the United States, aims to eliminate 68 metric tons of weapon-grade plutonium in both countries by the end of 2007.
the Russian Federation each to disposing of no less than 34 metric tons of excess weapon-grade plutonium- enough material in total for approximately 17,000 nuclear weapons.
The United States and Russia have also agreed to effectively dispose of at least 34 metric tons of excess weapon-grade plutonium each, enough for approximately 17,000 nuclear weapons total.
Firstly, with the cooperation of Japan, 20 kilograms of weapon-grade plutonium, equivalent to two to three nuclear warheads,
announced in June 2000 that each State would dispose of 34 tons of weapon-grade plutonium, no longer required for their defence purposes.
experience in dealing with special nuclear weapon-grade radioactive material and wastes.
By maintaining their nuclear arsenals and their horizontal proliferation through transfer of nuclear technologies and weapon-grade materials to non-parties, these nuclear-weapon States
six-tenths of the separative work needed for weapon-grade uranium has already been carried out.
It confirms the fact that there are parties interested in acquiring weapon-grade and other fissile material,
A significant amount of nuclear material including weapon-grade plutonium has been withdrawn from dismantled nuclear weapons as a result of ongoing nuclear disarmament efforts by the U.S. and Russia.
international and effectively verifiable treaty banning the production and stockpiling of weapon-grade fissile material is also a critical component.
for at low levels of arms, big amounts of weapon-grade material on stock provide a basis for large-scale break-out.
including weapon-grade plutonium, has been withdrawn from dismantled nuclear weapons as a result of ongoing nuclear disarmament efforts by the United States and the Russian Federation.
for the first time, 20 kilograms of weapon-grade plutonium, equivalent to two to three nuclear warheads, was successfully disposed of with the aid of advanced technology developed by Russian scientists.
The decision gradually to remove up to 500 tons of highly enriched uranium and up to 50 tons of weapon-grade plutonium from nuclear military programmes was an effective practical contribution by Russia to making nuclear disarmament irreversible.
Finally, we recommend a more comprehensive agreement which should also cover the civil use of weapon-grade fissile material, specifically plutonium,
Meanwhile, with the cooperation of Japan, 20 kilograms of weapon-grade plutonium, equivalent to two to three nuclear warheads, was successfully disposed of with the aid of advanced technology developed by Russian scientists, for the first time in the world.