英語 での Non-nuclear の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Geneva meeting is the first by the group created last year under a treaty covering certain non-nuclear weapons, and aims to explore the technological, military, ethical and legal aspects of autonomous weapons systems.
Project newest non-nuclear submarine of the 5th generation of"Kalina" is developed, but not yet approved by the Ministry of Defence(Navy), told RIA Novosti on Friday.
Proceeds from the concert will be distributed to Musicians United for Safe Energy(MUSE) to support Japan disaster relief efforts, and organizations worldwide working to promote safe, alternative, non-nuclear energy.
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which was adopted at the United Nations last July, has been signed by 56 non-nuclear nations and regions in the three months since it opened for signatures on September 20.
The United States will continue to strengthen conventional capabilities and reduce the role of nuclear weapons in deterring non-nuclear attack, with the objective of making deterrence of nuclear attack on the United States or our allies and partners the sole purpose of U.S. nuclear weapons.
It is also possible to argue that some current non-nuclear nations might be tempted to acquire these weapons themselves if they become convinced that such a move would make them similarly able to achieve their national objectives and to prevent attack from possessors.
The Bush administration in its 2001 Nuclear Posture Review established the contours of a new post 9/11“pre-emptive” nuclear war doctrine, namely that nuclear weapons could be used as an instrument of“self-defense” against non-nuclear states.
In his speech on August 6 on the occasion of the ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing- for the first time since his ascension to power- Prime Minister Abe made no mention of the“three non-nuclear principles” that ban the production, possession and import of nuclear weapons into Japanese territory.
We demand the renunciation of the“security” policies, including the“nuclear deterrence” and“extended deterrence” that rely on the nuclear weapons of the U.S. We call for breaking away from the“nuclear umbrella” and promote nuclear-free and peaceful diplomacy based on Article 9 of the Constitution and the Three Non-nuclear Principles.
In 1992, the NSG decided to establish Guidelines for transfers of nuclear-related dual-use equipment, material and technology(items which have both nuclear and non-nuclear applications) which could make a significant contribution to an unsafeguarded nuclear fuel cycle or nuclear explosive activity.
With the advent of U.S. conventional military preeminence and continued improvements in U.S. missile defenses and capabilities to counter and mitigate the effects of CBW, the role of U.S. nuclear weapons in deterring non-nuclear attacks- conventional, biological, or chemical- has declined significantly.
Moreover, from the burning fields of the war was born several visions, which have caught the imagination of a large number of global citizens, including myself: the Peace Constitution, the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, and my research theme of Shared Growth, among others.
I pledge that Japan, the only country to have experienced nuclear devastation in war, will observe its Constitution and firmly maintain the Three Non-Nuclear Principles for the sake of the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons and the realization of eternal world peace.
In the Nagasaki Peace Declaration issued on Aug. 9, Nagasaki mayor Tomihisa Taue asked the Japanese government and Parliament to“fix your sights on the future, and please consider a conversion from a‘nuclear umbrella' to a‘non-nuclear umbrella'.”.
It applies the war legislation, Minister of Defense proclaims to develop capabilities to intercept missiles targeting Guam, the US nuclear base, and the ruling parties commit in'reviewing the Non-Nuclear Principles' as well as'attaining capabilities to assault enemy bases.
The Trump NPR gives Japan's nuclear hawks all the“flexibility” they asked for in 2009, backed up by an unambiguous declaration that the United States will use nuclear weapons to respond to non-nuclear attacks, including“new forms of aggression” like cyber attacks.
At the same time, it enabled the Japanese government to offer the Japanese people the explanations that the US also respects the three non-nuclear principles, that there is a prior consultation system under the Security Treaty, and trust is the foundation of the alliance, and that because there has been no request for prior consultations from the US, it follows that nuclear weapons have not been introduced into Japan.
A special appeal is made to 31 governments in NATO and in Northeast Asia“which call for nuclear disarmament but depend on the nuclear forces of the United States”, to join in eliminating nuclear weapons, removing them from their regions and negotiating collective, non-nuclear security agreements instead.
For years afterward, I kept asking myself whether the pacifism written into our Constitution, which included the renunciation of the use of force, and, later, the Three Non-Nuclear Principles(don't possess, manufacture, or introduce into Japanese territory nuclear weapons) were an accurate representation of the fundamental ideals of postwar Japan.
In this case, this blackmail has several facets: first, blackmail about the threat of trade deficit; second, about the threat of climate change; third, about the exploding costs of non-nuclear electricity and the threat of decreasing income for the giant power companies from nuclear power, and, finally, about the threat of an atomic bomb.