Examples of using Weapons programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Some important progress was made in furthering the Commission's understanding of Iraq's proscribed weapons programmes.
Under these circumstances, the Commission could not provide the Security Council with the required level of assurances of Iraq's compliance with its obligations not to re-establish its proscribed weapons programmes.
that the materials subject to IAEA verification indeed originated from weapons programmes, and that they are not returned to weapons,
Despite widespread starvation, the Government continued to spend heavily on weapons programmes and, while its people continued to live in isolation,
It is a historical fact that several national nuclear weapons programmes were never initiated,
disposition of plutonium from nuclear weapons programmes so that it can never again be used in a nuclear weapon. .
biological and nuclear weapons programmes, as well as its ballistic missile programme. .
the fissile materials contained in these nuclear weapons becomes excess to weapons programmes.
urgent steps to reduce their expenditures on weapons programmes in order to achieve a phased dismantling of their nuclear
We respectfully send out a heartfelt call to countries that manufacture weapons to at least put in place a moratorium on their weapons programmes and to consider the impact that such investments have on their development assistance.
financial support to carry out its crucial task of administering international safeguards to ensure that nuclear technology for peaceful purposes is not diverted to nuclear weapons programmes.
complete disclosure by Iraq of all prohibited weapons programmes and verification of their elimination.
despite rising threats from States that have violated their NPT commitments by establishing covert nuclear weapons programmes.
which is comprised of downblended uranium from weapons programmes to establish a backup source of low-enriched uranium,
whose exact number remains unconfirmed, owing to the lack of transparency in various nuclear weapons programmes.
those formerly involved in Iraqi biological weapons programmes.
Saddam Hussein has lied about the full scope of Iraq's weapons programmes.
The Commission's information indicates that Iraq has still not told the full story of its weapons programmes and handed over all its proscribed weapons materials
not the pursuit of nuclear options and weapons programmes, would genuinely enhance security in the region
We therefore deem this mechanism, developed pursuant to resolution 715(1991), to be critical for gathering pertinent information to determine whether Iraq's commitments to refrain from reconstituting its proscribed weapons programmes are consistent with its deeds.