Examples of using Nuclear programmes in English and their translations into Chinese
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(a) The nuclear programmes of the Democratic People' s Republic of Korea pose a serious threat to the international community.
Artificial radionuclides in the environment arise from civil and military nuclear programmes and from the use of radiopharmaceuticals in medicine.
Their nuclear programmes therefore are not merely an internal matter for the two countries, but are a legitimate matter of concern for the world.
While many countries equated nuclear programmes with development, in fact, truly developed countries were investing in cleaner and renewable sources of energy.
China disapproves of the North's missile and nuclear programmes and backed the Security Council resolutions in March.
All peaceful nuclear programmes should be carried out in a transparent manner under the control of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
We reject the attempts of some to prejudge whether the nuclear programmes of certain countries are peaceful or not, in disregard of the IAEA' s criteria.
We continue to call on the Democratic People' s Republic of Korea to ensure complete dismantlement of all its nuclear programmes under credible and international verification.
Both Tehran and Pyongyang, allies since Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, have been subjected to tough economic sanctions over their controversial nuclear programmes.
A significant number of States have expressed an interest in obtaining the benefits of nuclear power, while several more are expanding their existing nuclear programmes.
We also urge the nuclear States to unconditionally provide countries with the material, scientific equipment and technology required to continue their nuclear programmes.
All States would declare to the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) all their existing nuclear programmes and future development plans.
That would help to eliminate some of the gaps in the international legal arena with regard to the development of national peaceful nuclear programmes.
We are now applying integrated safeguards in multiple countries, including Japan and Canada, the two largest nuclear programmes under safeguards.
We do not have any clandestine nuclear programmes as the North Korean delegate has alleged.
A significant number of States have expressed an interest in obtaining the benefits of nuclear power, while several more are expanding their existing nuclear programmes.
First and foremost, the DPRK committed to abandoning all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes and returning, at an early date, to the NPT and to the IAEA safeguards.
The Joint Convention is the first international instrument to address the safety of the management of storage of radioactive waste and spent fuel in countries both with and without nuclear programmes.
A strategic decision by the Democratic People' s Republic of Korea to dismantle all nuclear weapons and nuclear programmes would be met with economic and energy assistance and security assurances.
The Conference believes that NPT parties in pursuit of legitimate peaceful nuclear programmes should ensure maximum possible transparency, particularly with other countries in the region, to help build confidence.