Examples of using Nuclear-weapon testing in English and their translations into Spanish
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legally binding commitment to end nuclear-weapon testing and all other nuclear explosions.
As early as 16 years ago the Final Document adopted by consensus at the first special session of the United Nations General Assembly devoted to disarmament correctly pointed out that"the cessation of nuclear-weapon testing by all States within the framework of an effective nuclear disarmament process would be in the interest of mankind.
activities linked to nuclear-weapon testing.
fully shares the concern expressed by the international community at the decision recently taken by a nuclear-weapon State to suspend its moratorium and resume nuclear-weapon testing soon, as well as at the nuclear test recently conducted by another nuclear-weapon State.
the Soviet Union signed in Moscow the treaty banning nuclear-weapon testing in the atmosphere, in outer space
It still allows the most sophisticated form of nuclear-weapon testing: simulation.
Since then, India has repeatedly called for cessation of nuclear-weapon testing.
Sri Lanka appreciates the moratoriums declared by three of the five nuclear-weapon States on nuclear-weapon testing.
treaty were under way, the nuclear-weapon States should renew the moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing.
In that connection, Ukraine remained a convinced supporter of the need for the earliest possible ban on underground nuclear-weapon testing.
in the meantime observing the moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing of any kind.
Last July President Clinton extended the United States moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing through September 1994.
The Conference affirms that observance of the existing moratorium on nuclear testing should not substitute for a comprehensive ban on nuclear-weapon testing.
China supports the goal of a total ban on nuclear-weapon testing in the context of the complete prohibition
that China had always honoured its commitment to its moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing, and would continue to do so.
Mr. STARR(Australia): It was with deep regret that my Government learned of nuclear-weapon testing conducted by the People's Republic of China on 8 June.
Sri Lanka has already made a statement of its position on the subject of recent nuclear-weapon testing and therefore does not propose to dwell on it at this stage.
In this context, we continue to urge all of the nuclear-weapon States to join in a global moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing as we work to complete a comprehensive test-ban treaty at the earliest possible time.
the United States extended its moratorium on nuclear-weapon testing until a comprehensive test-ban treaty enters into force, on the assumption
South Africa opposes nuclear-weapon testing as a matter of principle and we would like to see the draft resolution on this topic before us adopted by the First Committee