Examples of using Nuclear weapons programmes in English and their translations into French
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our cooperation in the management and disposition of plutonium from nuclear weapons programmes so that it can never again be used in a nuclear weapon. .
Pyongyang to abandon and dismantle its entire nuclear weapons programmes would bring about a breakthrough.
We strongly urge North Korea visibly, verifiably and irreversibly to dismantle any nuclear weapons programmes, a fundamental step in facilitating a comprehensive
Nuclear weapons programmes of States not parties to the Treaty seriously undermined nuclear non-proliferation
The past four decades have witnessed sharp accumulations of radioactive wastes generated from nuclear weapons programmes, electric power generation
I would like to emphasize the major concern there is about the nuclear activities of countries that are not party to the NPT and have nuclear weapons programmes.
renounce their nuclear weapons programmes, sign and ratify unconditionally the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty,
This has led many observers to become concerned about the proliferation of"latent" or"virtual" nuclear weapons programmes: a growing number of countries that might not currently possess nuclear weapons, weapons purposes.">
knowledge that could be used for nuclear weapons programmes.
International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) safeguard obligations and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear weapons programmes.
ensuring that excess fissile material is never returned to nuclear weapons programmes.
enhanced verification arrangements within the context of IAEA that would ensure the application of permanent safeguards on material irreversibly removed from nuclear weapons programmes.
pledge by the Russian Federation and the United States of America to remove by stages approximately fifty metric tons of plutonium from each of their nuclear weapons programmes, and to convert this material so that it can never be used in nuclear weapons; .
which has consular jurisdiction over the DPRK, may deny the issuance of visas to DPRK applicants who have worked in DPRK's nuclear weapons programmes, together with their family members.
justification for the pursuit of nuclear weapons programmes.
had embarked on their own nuclear weapons programmes.
A number of significant technical documents relating to the former nuclear weapons programmes were provided to the IAEA team by the Iraqi counterparts in the course of the inspection mission although, in some cases, the hand-over was inexplicably delayed towards the end of the inspection mission.
at least two of which had the potential to develop nuclear weapons programmes.
And it is under stress from the challenge of what the IAEA Director General has called the spread of"latent" or"virtual" nuclear weapons programmes through the increased availability of fuel-cycle technology capable of producing fissile material for nuclear weapons. .
contamination related to the discontinuation of nuclear operations formerly associated with nuclear weapons programmes, including where appropriate,