The main burden of responsibility for the situation must be borne by the nuclear weapon States, which had failed to live up to their obligations under article VI.

The main objective of the new prime ministers and cabinet members is to regain popularity for their parties. The ruling coalitions can finally afford, at least temporarily, the luxury of populism that opposition parties used as their main weapon in the last few years.

This Article also plays a crucial role as the main incentive set forth to encourage non nuclear weapon states to join the Treaty and thereby foster the non proliferation regime.

Mr. Hu Xiaodi (China) introduced document NPT CONF.2005 WP.7 entitled Security assurances , for incorporation in the report of Main Committee I document NPT CONF.2005 WP.4 entitled Nuclear weapon free zone , for incorporation in the report of Main Committee II and document NPT CONF.2005 WP.5 entitled Nuclear issues in the Middle East , for incorporation in the report of Main Committee II.

A legally binding international instrument on negative security assurances should be concluded with a view to removing the danger of the potential use of nuclear weapons, which is the main concern of non nuclear weapon States.

It's a weapon.

(vi) Urge all chemical weapon States to expedite the scheduled destruction of chemical weapon stockpiles

Both nuclear weapon States and non nuclear weapon States were equally responsible for playing a role.

Art is our weapon.

The ECB s Faulty Weapon

Defusing Iran s Oil Weapon

Defusing Russia s Energy Weapon

Japan s Secret Demographic Weapon

Put your weapon down.

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Nuclear Weapon Free Zone

The establishment of nuclear weapon free zones and the signature and ratification of the protocols to nuclear weapon free zone treaties by the nuclear weapon states have played important roles in extending security assurances to non nuclear weapon states in the zones concerned.

Much is made of the bargain between nuclear weapon and non nuclear weapon States in the NPT.

France's cluster weapon employment concept

All nuclear weapon states should undertake unconditionally not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non nuclear weapon states or nuclear weapon free zones, and conclude international legal instrument thereupon.

The steps taken by the non nuclear weapon states concerned since 2000 to establish new nuclear weapon free zones are welcome and should be supported. Non nuclear weapon states should be encouraged to continue to make efforts and advance proposals on establishing new nuclear weapon free zones.

In this connection, bearing in mind the relevance of the issue of nuclear weapon free zones, particularly in the context of Main Committee II, the Permanent Mission of Mexico requests that the following documentation be circulated as a working paper of the Conference

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African Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty

Statements made by nuclear weapon States

Moratorium on nuclear weapon test explosions

Non nuclear weapon States demand unconditional assurances from nuclear weapon States that they will not use nuclear weapons under any circumstances.

Both nuclear weapon States and non nuclear weapon States must remain fully compliant with their obligations and commitments under the NPT.

Seventh, we will consider declarations made by nuclear weapon States guaranteeing the non use of such weapons against non nuclear weapon States.

There was also a need for multilateral dialogue between nuclear weapon and non nuclear weapon States aimed at general and complete disarmament.

Pending its entry into force, the nuclear weapon States and other nuclear powers should maintain the moratorium on nuclear weapon test explosions.

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Patience is sometimes the most effective weapon.

He used his umbrella as a weapon.

Welcoming the significant unilateral reduction measures taken by other nuclear weapon States, including the closing down and dismantling of nuclear weapon related facilities,