Examples of using Unilateral declarations in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, the current system of unilateral declarations is not in our view a full response to our concerns.
These unilateral declarations, however, are inadequate to prevent the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States, as they could be withdrawn.
Unilateral declarations by states not to be the first to place weapons in space could be very useful in promoting a" coalition of the willing" to prevent weaponization.
But moratoria and unilateral declarations, as well as simple de facto abstentions on production, are no substitute for a legally binding instrument.
Unilateral declarations relating to bilateral treaties(guidelines 1.5.1 to 1.5.3); and.
His delegation was convinced that any attempt to classify unilateral declarations within strict categories would run counter to the actual practice in the international arena.
In practice, almost all unilateral declarations made by States could be categorized as political acts, even though some might have legal effects.
These unilateral declarations contain qualifiers and caveats, the interpretation of which lies with the States giving those declarations. .
To formalize their unilateral declarations into legal instruments including provisions ensuring transparency, verification and irreversibility.
The unilateral declarations made by the nuclear Powers in April 1995 are clearly insufficient, especially in the light of various events which have occurred since then.
These amounted to unilateral declarations that the understandings would be given effect through respective domestic export control legislation.
It was therefore a matter of concern that unilateral declarations made under the Treaty of Tlatelolco continued to invoke selfdefence in order to restrict compliance.
States sometimes wished to retain that ambiguity so as to avoid being legally bound by their unilateral declarations.
Since unilateral declarations were not the same as agreements negotiated among States, rules relating to the revocation of such agreements should not necessarily apply automatically to unilateral declarations.
The unilateral declarations of the nuclear-weapon States and the Security Council resolution were duly taken note of in a package of decisions adopted by the 1995 Review and Extension Conference.
For instance, a State Party to a treaty might issue statements on treaty interpretation, or unilateral declarations on its understanding of a treaty provision.
Some delegations identified the unilateral declarations by nuclear weapon States in mid-90s as important steps towards NSAs.
We are now witnessing efforts to use the Security Council or the General Assembly to promote unilateral declarations.
Such steps could begin with confidence-building measures with respect to fissile material production and accounting, nuclear safeguards and unilateral declarations.
Security Council resolution 984(1995) and the unilateral declarations by nuclear-weapon States were not enough.