Examples of using Weapons programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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of course, the fact that North Korea will not phase out its nuclear weapons programme.
Iran has now agreed to sign the NPT Additional Protocol to put a stop to its covert nuclear weapons programme, now fully out in the open after the confessions of Abdul Qadeer Khan in Pakistan.
also in persuading Iran to desist from its nuclear weapons programme and in persuading Turkey to open its borders with Armenia.
it must negotiate with that"competent international authority" a time-bound plan for the verified and irreversible elimination of its nuclear weapons programme, which will submit it to the next meeting of signing states
openly abandon its nuclear weapons programme and has exacerbated the situation by reacting to the halting of oil shipments under the KEDO agreement, which does not allow it to receive oil and run a nuclear weapons programme at the same time, by expelling the IAEA inspectors
who is responsible for the investigations into Iraq's nuclear weapons programme, met representatives of the Iraqi Government to discuss the practical arrangements in connection with the unconditional return of the weapons inspectors.
which provided the basis for Saddam 's original nuclear weapons programme I am merely making the observation that there are no American F-16s
Iran's nuclear weapon programme is cause for enormous regional and international concern.
All weapons programmed and ready, and awaiting your command.
In the 1930s, Sweden's first chemical weapon programme was born when developing
However, the United States then took Burma off the list of nations with chemical weapons programmes in 1993.
not agreed to give up its weapons of mass destruction and weapons programmes.
Such control remains necessary owing to the continuing concern of the international community regarding the potential use of these goods in mass-destruction or conventional weapons programmes.
have all decided to forego nuclear weapons programmes.
unilaterally by Iraq and there is good reason to suspect that the regime has re-started its chemical and biological weapons programmes.
No, and the UK should encourage all countries to dismantle their nuclear weapon programmes.
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto aggressively began the advocating the option of"nuclear weapons programmes" but such attempts were dismissed by Finance minister Muhammad Shoaib
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto aggressively began the advocating the option of"nuclear weapons programmes" but such attempts were dismissed by Finance minister Muhammad Shoaib
We believe that nuclear weapon programmes pose a serious threat to both world peace and the fragile environmental balance,
It was studied by both the US and Soviet chemical weapons programmes during the Cold War,