Traduction de «nuclear arsenal » (Anglais → Français) :

lead hydrogenarsenate [ acid lead arsenate | acid lead orthoarsenate | arsenate of lead | arseniate of lead | dibasic lead arsenate | lead acid arsenate | lead arsenate | lead arseniate ]

arsenic | arsenic trioxide | arsenious oxide | white arsenic

arsane [ arsine | arsenic trihydride | arsenous hydride | hydrogen arsenide | arsenic hydride | arseniuretted hydrogen | SA ]

arsenic trioxide | arsenious acid anyhdride | arsenous acid anhydride | diarsenic trioxide | white arsenic

arsenic poisoning | arseniasis | arsenism | arsenicalism | arsenicism

Canadian Arsenals Limited [ Arsenals Canada ]

Administrative Commission for the Decommissioning Fund and the Disposal Fund for Nuclear Installations (1) | Administrative Commission for the Disposal Fund for Nuclear Power Plants and the Decommissioning Fund for Nuclear Installations (2)

nondissemination of nuclear arms | nonproliferation of nuclear weapons | nuclear nonproliferation

The unequivocal undertaking—you'll hear that phrase often—made by the nuclear weapon states in that action plan to accomplish the total elimination of their nuclear arsenals, and that's an unprecedentedly clear commitment to the elimination of nuclear arsenals, also marked a significant step forward for nuclear disarmament.

Moreover, although in the post-Cold War era NWS have taken steps to reduce their nuclear arsenals, some NWS have also embarked on a process of modernisation of their nuclear weapons or are considering so doing. Some NWS have embraced a doctrine of nuclear deterrence that envisages the use of first strike against States who do not possess nuclear weapons.

I have been at a number of meetings where a number of parliamentarians, not me, but others have suggested there are no large nuclear arsenals threatening Canada at the moment, that any large nuclear arsenals are in the hands of countries that for whatever reason cannot or would not ever be attacking North America.

33. Notes that the fight against terrorism has brought the issue of weapons of mass destruction proliferation and the safety of nuclear arsenal to the top of the list of global security concerns; calls on Russia to work on non-proliferation and disarmament globally, including Iran, and act especially through disavowing the development of new types of nuclear weapons, the safe disposal of nuclear waste and the steady and verified dismantling of its nuclear arsenal; calls on the Commission and the Council to offer Russia substantial technical and material assistance to help it with this dismantling; calls on the Council and the Member S ...[+++]tates - in a spirit of "effective multilateralism" and solidarity and in pursuit of the EU strategy against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction - to develop and support new initiatives on nuclear disarmament and the revitalisation of the UN Conference on Disarmament;