Examples of using Nuclear-weapon tests in English and their translations into Spanish
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Parties to the PTBT held an amendment conference that year to discuss a proposal to convert the Treaty into an instrument banning all nuclear-weapon tests.
when Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru called for a ban on nuclear-weapon tests, we have urged that the CTBT must be seen as a first step on the road to nuclear disarmament.
Mexico considers that, as has repeatedly been proposed in the United Nations, which has adopted a variety of resolutions on the matter, nuclear-weapon tests must end for all time
The nuclear-weapon tests carried out during this month of May by India
Welcoming also the moratoriums on nuclear-weapon tests currently observed by France, the Russian Federation,
In this context, the New Agenda Coalition reaffirms its opposition to nuclear-weapon tests and we share a deep concern over the announced nuclear-test explosion by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on 25 May this year.
the Conference on Disarmament, President Nazarbaev appealed to nuclear-weapon States to extend the moratorium on nuclear-weapon tests until the relevant treaty is signed
reiterate the need to maintain a moratorium on nuclear-weapon tests.
In many countries public opinion has been alarmed by the nuclear-weapon tests carried out by some States and considers them to
The Government of Mexico condemns and deplores the nuclear-weapon tests carried out today by the Government of Pakistan,
Cuba has also maintained a clear position in opposition to all kinds of nuclear-weapon tests, including those carried out by means of supercomputers
chemical weapons and on banning nuclear-weapon tests.
We have now had the unique opportunity to add 1966 to this list as the year when the international community decided to ban all nuclear-weapon tests and all other nuclear explosions for ever.
confirm the effective discontinuance of all types of nuclear-weapon tests.
a signatory to the CTBT, cannot condone the carrying out of nuclear-weapon tests by any country at any time.
The Conference expresses the view that the conclusion of a treaty banning all nuclear-weapon tests is one of the most important measures to halt the nuclear-arms race.
The Conference recalls the annual appeals made in General Assembly resolutions since 1981 calling for a moratorium on nuclear-weapon tests pending the conclusion of a comprehensive test-ban treaty.
I have asked for the floor to put on record the profound satisfaction of the Republic of Poland over the further extension of the moratorium on nuclear-weapon tests.
France to conduct nuclear-weapon tests despite repeated calls by the international community for them to desist from such action.
the banning of nuclear-weapon tests and their prohibition must be resolved by the end of the twentieth century.
