英語 での To develop nuclear weapons の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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On Saturday, Kim announced Pyongyang had succeeded in its effort to develop nuclear weapons capabilities and would no longer conduct the tests needed to perfect or improve its armaments.
Even before 2002, when Iran's attempt to develop nuclear weapons was revealed, Iran was carrying out a nuclear program supported by the U.S.(during its monarchial period) as well as by Russia and China after the Islamic Revolution.
Nine states are believed to possess nuclear weapons, but as nuclear technology is becoming more available, more states, and even non-state actors, may strive to develop nuclear weapons in the future.
Regretting the DPRK's diversion of financial, technical and industrial resources toward developing its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program, and condemning its declared intent to develop nuclear weapons.
The International Atomic Energy Agency published a scathing report stating that Iran was in breach of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and was possibly trying to develop nuclear weapons.
And even if nuclear weapons were not actually used in regional conflicts, the emergence of failed states will provide a political vacuum that may be exploited by militant groups or terrorists to develop nuclear weapons of their own.
In August 2002, Iranian dissidents abroad revealed that Iran was in the process of building two nuclear facilities within its borders without notifying the IAEA, which fueled the suspicion that Iran was taking steps to develop nuclear weapons.
But on the Senate floor, Kerry prefaced his vote for war by rhetorically demanding to know why Saddam Hussein was“attempting to develop nuclear weapons when most nations don't even try.”.
For years, Vanunu has been portrayed by some Israeli media and politicians as a traitor and an enemy of the state for disclosing Israeli efforts to develop nuclear weapons, and he says he has received death threats.
The spread of nuclear technology has exacerbated a long-standing tension within the nuclear regime, arising from the simple fact that the technology required for civilian nuclear fuel can also be used to develop nuclear weapons.
It should not have the right to develop nuclear weapons, and more interestingly about the same percentages, about 75 to 80%, call for the establishment of a nuclear weapons free zone in the region, which would include Iran, Israel, and any US forces deployment there, within all kinds of verifications and so on.
They created the Manhattan project to develop nuclear weapons.
The first country to develop nuclear weapons was the United States.
Certainly, the United States wanted to develop nuclear weapons before Germany did.
Syria does not have the wealth required to develop nuclear weapons with which to deter a nuclear attack by Israel.
For the past 20 years, North Korea has continued to develop nuclear weapons and missiles, and repeatedly carried out tests.
Saudi Arabia is considering building as many as 16 nuclear power plants by 2030, but many critics fear the kingdom could use the technology to develop nuclear weapons and trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
All of the links in the nuclear chain- whether it be uranium mining, nuclear reactors, research reactros, uranium enrichment plants- have contributed significantly to the fact that, today, many states technically have the option to develop nuclear weapons in only a short space of time.
Why does Iran want to develop nuclear weapons?
Iran will no longer need to develop nuclear weapons.