Examples of using Nuclear programme in English and their translations into Polish
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including when trade interests or the nuclear programme of Iran are at issue.
Iran's nuclear programme and counter-proliferation require practical co-operation between the European Union and Russia.
its international obligations and continues to refuse to fully co-operate with the IAEA to address the concerns on its nuclear programme.
Meanwhile, there is no doubt that the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme represents a serious security threat- for Israel,
deepening concerns over Iran's nuclear programme and the urgent need for Iran to comply with all its international obligations.
Finally, a strict bringing into line of relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran with transatlantic policy on Tehran and its controversial nuclear programme.
Most of all, does it really think it may one day be possible to denuclearise the region by avoiding any mention of the taboo that is Israel's nuclear programme?
The Council stresses that the restrictive measures agreed today are aimed at affecting the funding of Iran's nuclear programme by the Iranian regime and are not aimed at the Iranian people.
The Council discussed Iran's nuclear programme and adopted conclusions welcoming UN Security Council Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions.
deepening concerns over Iran's nuclear programme and supports the recent resolution adopted by the IAEA Board of Governors.
Turkey must spell out where it stands on the increasingly urgent issue of Tehran's nuclear programme.
This is all the more true since the results of the tests should form a basis for the drafting of guidelines for the Member States which are only just starting to develop their nuclear programme.
The European Council confirms once again the commitment of the European Union to work for a diplomatic solution of the issue of Iran's nuclear programme.
one of the most important subjects of concern is the Iranian nuclear programme.
Any direct or indirect link between these events and the question of the nuclear programme is misleading.
negotiations on Iran's nuclear programme.
Whether the authorization mechanism is going to be effective enough to have Iran yield to the burden of sanctions and make its nuclear programme transparent remains an open question.
The European Council is gravely concerned at Iran's failure to build confidence that its nuclear programme is exclusively peaceful.
behaviour in terms of Iran's nuclear programme.
Many Iranians expect us to not only keep an eye on foreign policy and the nuclear programme, but also to see and to take action on the political situation within Iran.