Examples of using Against nuclear testing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Finally, Forum leaders express their sincere appreciation to people from the region and around the world who have offered their support and their voice to the campaign against nuclear testing.
The signatures of the world ' s declared nuclear Powers- the United States, China, France, Russia and the United Kingdom- along with those of the vast majority of its nations, will immediately create an international norm against nuclear testing even before the Treaty formally enters into force.
Having made Japan ' s unequivocal opposition against nuclear testing clear, I would like to emphasize that the Indian nuclear tests should in no way be seen as an impediment to our work in the CD.
As a strong proponent of establishing an international norm against nuclear testing, the Republic of Korea participated in the Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty held in Vienna last month.
(e) Recognize that the continued development of the Treaty ' s verification regime is vital to the effectiveness of the Treaty and to maintaining the norm that existing signatures and ratifications establish against nuclear testing; and.
Yesterday ' s signing of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was another momentous step in this process, I believe, after half a century of international debate and protest against nuclear testing.
On 6 June 1998, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 1172(1998), which sternly criticized the actions of those two States and called on all States to respect the norm against nuclear testing that had been formalized by the CTBT.
The Test-Ban Treaty provided a firm legal barrier against nuclear testing, thereby curbing the development of new types and designs of nuclear weapons by possessors, and would-be possessors, and served as a strong confidence and security-building measure.
As far as the statement my delegation made that morning is concerned- and here I would say that I am speaking also for the other delegations that made statements- we considered the statements to be factual and to truly reflect current global public opinion against nuclear testing, both in the South Pacific and elsewhere.
Parliamentarians for Global Action was established in 1978 in Washington, D.C., by legislators from Canada, France, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States, to bring into force an international treaty against nuclear testing and to support the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons by working closely with the United Nations multilateral system.
The failure of one major nuclear-weapon State to ratify the Treaty, and by not supporting the Preparatory Commission of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization through rejection of one of the main elements of the Treaty ' s verification regime, is undermining this important instrument against nuclear testing.
The near universal adherence to the NPT, the widespread and hostile reaction of the international community to the events of 1998 and the call by the overwhelming majority of States for the early entry into force of the CTBT serve as clear proof of the strength of the international norm against nuclear testing.
is undermining this important instrument against nuclear testing.
must agree to send the clear message that it is against nuclear testing anywhere in the world.
Making the de facto international norm against nuclear testing legally binding would close that door once and for all.
The Treaty establishes a norm against nuclear testing, which is reflected in its signature by more than 140 States.
As a co-sponsor of draft resolution A/C.1/58/L.52, just introduced by the representative of Australia, New Zealand has long been outspoken against nuclear testing.
It calls on the French Government to acknowledge the weight of opinion against nuclear testing and abandon immediately its testing programme in the South Pacific.
But with 165 signatories and 89 ratifications there should be no doubt that the CTBT has firmly established a powerful international norm against nuclear testing.
The annual item on notification of nuclear tests has become redundant since the adoption of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and the norms it sets against nuclear testing.