Examples of using Blinding laser in English and their translations into Arabic
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The draft resolution also commends the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons.
I refer to the adoption of an additional protocol prohibiting blinding laser weapons.
This has been achieved for chemical and biological weapons and for blinding laser weapons.
Israel is presently reviewing the Revised Landmines Protocol and the new Blinding Laser Protocol.
The Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons(Protocol IV) entered into force on 30 July 1998.
This failure cannot easily be offset by the imperfect Protocol on blinding laser weapons.
Sweden considers that naval mines and blinding laser weapons should also be included in these efforts.
It was currently considering acceding to the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons(Protocol IV)
three other elements: nuclear weapons, anti-personnel mines and blinding laser weapons.
The Government of Mexico stands ready, however, to ratify the new Protocol IV on Blinding Laser Weapons.
The adoption, on 13 October 1995, of Protocol IV, on blinding laser weapons, is a major achievement.
It is also a major achievement that this Protocol includes a prohibition on the transfer of blinding laser weapons.
In section B(o), he supported option 1, with the inclusion of blinding laser weapons as subparagraph(vii).
Cambodia welcomed the inclusion in the Convention of protection for humanitarian mine clearance operations and the outlawing of blinding laser weapons.
The Conference notes the provisions of this Protocol and welcomes that there has been no confirmed use of blinding laser weapons.
In addition, a very important result was the adoption of an additional Protocol to the Convention, on blinding laser weapons.
On 13 October it adopted, by consensus, a fourth Protocol on blinding laser weapons, which will be attached to the Convention.
We were however satisfied that we were able to adopt a protocol which banned the use and transfer of blinding laser weapons.
We welcome agreement in Vienna to an additional Protocol for the Convention which would ban the use and transfer of blinding laser weapons.
Particularly welcoming the adoption on 13 October 1995 of the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons(Protocol IV) annexed to the Convention.