Examples of using Prohibited programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Any item, upon its determination that could contribute to prohibited programmes or activities or evasion of sanctions.
The Panel assisted the Committee in ensuring that these activities would not contribute to prohibited programmes or activities.
However, no linkage with prohibited programmes was conclusively established prior to the withdrawal of inspectors in March 2003.
Mongolia does not purchase from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea any item that could contribute to prohibited programmes or activities or evasion of sanctions.
whether related to Iraq's prohibited programmes and activities or to monitoring.
materials suspected to be of use in prohibited programmes.
circumvent constraints on the financing of prohibited programmes and activities.
strategies used by the Islamic Republic of Iran for the procurement of items that can be used for prohibited programmes.
could help to advance prohibited programmes or disguise earnings from arms or proliferation-related transfers.
The picture is further complicated by certain recent disclosures which show that Iraq has used alleged unilateral destruction to cover up elements of its prohibited programmes which it wished to keep concealed.
should it be determined that this information could contribute to prohibited programmes.
IAEA any information related to prohibited programmes or other aspects of their mandates.
of prohibited items and introducing a new“catch-all” provision that calls upon States to prevent the transfer of any item that could contribute to the country's prohibited programmes or activities;
has been used to prevent the transfer of any items that could contribute to prohibited programmes or activities.
that could contribute to prohibited programmes or activities or evasion of sanctions.
that could contribute to prohibited programmes or activities or evasion of sanctions.
which could contribute to the prohibited programmes or activities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea,
economic resources that could be used to support prohibited programmes and activities.
banking accounts in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea if the State has information that provides reasonable grounds to believe such financial services could contribute to the prohibited programmes or activities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea,
other relevant Security Council resolutions, to provide any information related to prohibited programmes or other aspects of the IAEA mandate,