Examples of using Nuclear programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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We appeal to the nuclear-weapon States to take credit for this by being more transparent about their nuclear programmes.
States with small or extensive nuclear programmes that have favourable sites that could be developed for use by other countries.
to each other all their existing nuclear programmes and future development plans.
all their existing nuclear programmes and future development plans.
non-peaceful nature of certain countries' nuclear programmes are unacceptable.
States with small nuclear programmes that cannot realistically develop economically effective comprehensive back end facilities; and.
at the continuation of its military and nuclear programmes outside international supervision.
Every effort must be made to eliminate all uses of highly enriched uranium in civilian nuclear programmes.
Pakistan to pursue their nuclear programmes challenged the very spirit of the non-proliferation regime.
States with large or small nuclear programmes that may see an attractive economic
It could bring the unsafeguarded nuclear programmes of non-NPT States under some measure of restraint for the first time.
India did not think that the proposed treaty could have an adverse effect on civilian nuclear programmes.
irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear programmes.
There are grave concerns that some countries may be misusing peaceful nuclear programmes so as to develop nuclear weapons.
appeals to all countries to end their military nuclear programmes.
will significantly increase the Agency's ability to enhance significantly its knowledge of nuclear programmes under way.
The threat emanating from such illegal trafficking is particularly grave when linked to clandestine nuclear programmes.
In that context, I would like to express our concern over the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programmes.
All nuclear facilities must be placed under IAEA safeguards and nuclear programmes must be disclosed.
Pakistan, yet restraint in their nuclear programmes was essential.