Examples of using Nuclear devastation in English and their translations into Spanish
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to the interests of all states to be free from the threat of nuclear devastation, the Executive Council shall be composed as follows.
posing the primary danger of nuclear war and nuclear devastation to the world.
The danger of nuclear devastation has not faded.
I'm trying to save your planet from nuclear devastation.
The only reasonable explanation would be a war, a nuclear devastation or a bacteriological holocaust.
Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
Japan has strongly urged that nuclear devastation never be repeated.
When people in most parts of the world talk about nuclear devastation, they tend to think of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Japan, the only country to have suffered nuclear devastation, firmly adheres to the long-standing policy of the three non-nuclear principles.
Nevil Shute's novel On the Beach, about a group of people waiting for nuclear devastation in Melbourne, Australia.
including the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that the tragic experiences of nuclear devastation never be repeated by the generations to come in any part of the world is well known.
History has shown the deep horror and devastation of nuclear weapons.
Mr. HIRAISHI(Japan): As the only nation to have experienced the devastation of nuclear attack, Japan has placed the greatest importance on nuclear disarmament.
Japan, as the only nation to have experienced the devastation of nuclear bombing, earnestly desires the realization of a peaceful world free from nuclear weapons.
Sadly, this activity will not fare well in a nuclear devastation scenario.
As the only country that has suffered nuclear devastation, we are determined to stop nuclear proliferation
From the ashes of the nuclear devastation, a new world was born… where only the strong survive… and the weak are trampled underfoot.
Generations of people grew up under the shadow of nuclear devastation, portrayed in films such as Dr. Strangelove
as the only country in the world that has suffered nuclear devastation.
Fourthly, we have introduced a new fourth preambular paragraph that reaffirms the universal concept that every effort should be made to avoid nuclear devastation.