Examples of using Multilateral nuclear in English and their translations into Russian
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commitment and action toward multilateral nuclear disarmament by the nuclear-weapon States.
The FMCT can be seized upon as a potential vehicle for a comprehensive multilateral nuclear control regime that covers for the first time both the military
development of nuclear weapons with a call for a move towards irreversible and verifiable multilateral nuclear disarmament.
Although we see some positive political signals coming from nuclear-weapon States pointing to their renewed commitment to bilateral and multilateral nuclear disarmament, we hope that those signals will become concrete measures in the near future.
technical cooperation and multilateral nuclear arrangements, including assurances of nuclear fuel supply.
While India supported resolution 68/46, in recognition of the importance of sustaining efforts on multilateral nuclear disarmament, there are continuing concerns on parallel initiatives that could impact negatively on the established disarmament machinery
that prize is a fissile material cut-off treaty as the next immediate multilateral nuclear disarmament step.
Multilateral nuclear supply principles.
Multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations.
Multilateral nuclear fuel cycle arrangements.
NPT/CONF.1995/21 and Multilateral nuclear supply principles.
Multilateral nuclear supply principles of the Zangger Committee.
Cooperation to develop multilateral nuclear fuel supply assurance schemes;
All States have a legitimate interest in multilateral nuclear disarmament.
There were sceptical interventions doubting the non-proliferation benefits of multilateral nuclear approaches.
This has left the multilateral nuclear disarmament process in stalemate for several years.
On the one hand, the multilateral nuclear disarmament process is at a stalemate.
Facilitating the harmonization of bilateral and multilateral nuclear power source applications in outer space;
Currently, multilateral nuclear disarmament is faced not only with challenges but also with opportunities.
This model is consistent with the recent development of the"multilateral nuclear approach" concept.