Examples of using Nuclear danger in English and their translations into Russian
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We encourage nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger through the de-alerting of nuclear weapons and diminishing the operational readiness of weapon systems.
which heightens nuclear danger in the world.
Unfortunately, the list of issues that should be resolved in order to eliminate nuclear danger is not becoming shorter.
Belarus believes that the nuclear danger must be reduced through consistent
As a relevant operative paragraph shows, those essential interim measures will no doubt assist in reducing the nuclear danger.
Mr. Durrani(Pakistan): The best way to reduce nuclear danger is the total elimination of all nuclear weapons.
a draft resolution on reducing nuclear danger.
The Chinese delegation believes that nuclear danger is not limited to nuclear weapons,
All members concurred that nuclear danger would only be eliminated once nuclear weapons were eliminated.
none of those steps is adequate to eliminating the nuclear danger.
regional confidence-building measures could supplement international agreements in reducing nuclear danger as well as the risk of accidental nuclear war.
We welcome the recommendation of the Secretary-General in his report to the Millennium Summit to convene an international conference on eliminating nuclear danger.
The failure of the seventh NPT Review Conference could erode the credibility of the non-proliferation regime in a world where the nuclear danger still seems to be considerable.
which increases nuclear danger in the world.
it was in the expectation that the nuclear danger would be removed from the peninsula.
The nuclear danger is a global threat,
Adoption of measures by nuclear-weapon States to reduce nuclear danger, such as de-alerting nuclear weapons
greater collaborative efforts are required to reduce nuclear danger and to address current disarmament and non-proliferation challenges.
Interim measures to reduce nuclear danger should include reviewing
The nuclear danger should be reduced through consistent step-by-step disarmament measures,