Examples of using Nuclear force in English and their translations into Arabic
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Surrender or use of nuclear force, which might well have brought destruction to both east and west.
A phenomenon known as the strong nuclear force struggles to overcome this repulsion and keep the nucleus intact.
Now the race is on to bring down nuclear force levels as quickly, safely, and securely as possible.
France was also able to announce reductions in the operational status of its nuclear force in 1992 and in 1996.
One was the idea of the United Nations having its own nuclear force under the control of the Security Council.
would evidently constitute an assurance against the use of nuclear force.
The DPRK will put increased spurs to its efforts to bolster up in every way its capability for self-defence, including nuclear force.
Early action on nuclear force postures, with particular attention to the negotiated removal to the extent possible of weapons from" launch-on-warning" status.
Since the end of the cold war, the nuclear force posture of the United States has evolved away from rapid-action high alert levels.
The strategic nuclear force posture planned by the United States for 2012 includes 14 ballistic missile submarines, 450 intercontinental ballistic missiles and 76 heavy bombers.
This review has produced declarations that reduce the role of nuclear weapons in our security policy and point the way towards further reductions in nuclear force levels.
At the same time, the United Kingdom and France have announced measures to reduce their nuclear force levels and to scale down their respective nuclear weapons programmes.
Transitioning the deployed nuclear force structure to meet the 2018 limits of the New START Treaty is expected to cost $300 million from fiscal years 2014 to 2018.
Transitioning the deployed nuclear force structure to meet the 2018 limits of the New START Treaty is expected to cost $300 million from fiscal years 2014 to 2018.
The strong nuclear force is the strongest force in nature; however, its range is small(acting only over distances of the order of 10- 15 m).
some States were even asserting the option of using nuclear force against non-nuclear-weapon States.
Our nuclear force both at present and in the future will always be limited to the minimum level essential for the purpose of safeguarding our national security and sovereignty.
On 8 April 2014, the United States announced the future composition of the United States nuclear force structure in order to comply with the limits of the Treaty by 2018.
The key questions are whether NATO's doctrine of common defense is currently directed at one country in particular, and whether nuclear force remains the Alliance's major defensive tool.
Meanwhile, however, we believe that in addressing this issue, the tremendous differences between nuclear-weapon States on nuclear strategy, nuclear force and the security environment should be taken into consideration.