Examples of using Nuclear-weapon in English and their translations into Arabic
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In this regard, it is particularly important that the nuclear-weapon States should sign the relevant Protocols to the Treaty as soon as they become available.
Moreover, the two main nuclear-weapon States had hardly set a persuasive example.
We have also ceased exercising our right, as a nuclear-weapon State, to withdraw fissile material from safeguarded stocks for nuclear weapons.
As a nuclear-weapon State, China has never shunned its responsibilities in nuclear disarmament.
We believe that the establishment of these new nuclear-weapon-free zones and the cooperation of the nuclear-weapon States in supporting the relevant protocols will promote the creation of further such zones.
Welcoming the significant unilateral reduction measures taken by other nuclear-weapon States, including the closing down and dismantling of nuclear-weapon-related facilities.
The cessation of nuclear-weapon tests and the strict observance of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) is acquiring special importance.
China has formally proposed to other nuclear-weapon States that such negotiations should be started immediately and has presented a draft treaty to this end.
We hope that tangible NSAs will be provided by the nuclear-weapon States before the beginning of the NPT review and extension meeting in April.
To make matters worse, some nuclear-weapon States are trying to get the treaty extended by a simple majority, which is legally feasible, but morally questionable.
Third, in the post-cold-war world, nuclear-weapon States perhaps bear much heavier responsibility than ever before for the attainment of global security.
This technical exchange has shown that a nuclear-weapon State and a nonnuclear-weapon State can collaborate within this field
The sovereign decision of our close partner France to conduct nuclear-weapon tests in the Pacific has caused concern in Germany and in other countries.
The proposal to prohibit" any nuclear-weapon test or any other nuclear explosion" corresponds to this aim.
We urge the nuclear-weapon States to reconsider their opposition to taking tangible steps to promote nuclear disarmament.
Every new nuclear-weapon test risks disturbing the negotiations in Geneva on a comprehensive nuclear-test ban.
On the basis of the negotiations that have taken place in good faith, the nuclear-weapon States should reflect the unequivocal commitment to the objectives of nuclear disarmament.
Many participants in those conferences identified the nuclear-weapon programme of the Zionist regime as the main challenge and the only obstacle to the establishment of such a zone.
The response of the nuclear-weapon States, reflected in Security Council resolution 255(1968), was considered grossly inadequate by the non-nuclear-weapon States.
We are of the view that the recent tests conducted by two nuclear-weapon States are retrogressive steps in the international community ' s endeavour to ban nuclear testing.