Übersetzung für 'Weapons free' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Weapons free!

Feuer frei! [Luftabwehr]mil.

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weapons-free zone

waffenfreie Zone {f}mil.pol.

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Werbung

free of nuclear weapons {adj} [postpos.]

nuklearwaffenfrei

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nuclear-weapons-free zone <NWFZ>

atomwaffenfreie Zone {f}mil.pol.

kernwaffenfreie Zone {f}mil.pol.

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free triiodothyronine <free T3, fT3>

freies Triiodthyronin {n} <freies T3, fT3> [fachspr.]biochem.

weapons

Waffen {pl}

weapons industry

Waffenindustrie {f}ind.weapons

chemical weapons

chemische Waffen {pl}mil.weapons

weapons stockpile

Waffenarsenal {n}

weapons locker

Waffenschrank {m}weapons

weapons depot

Waffenlager {n}weapons

infantry weapons

Schützenwaffen {pl} [Infanteriewaffen]mil.

thrusting weapons

Stichwaffen {pl}weapons

atomic weapons

Atomwaffen {pl}mil.weapons

weapons inspection

Waffeninspektion {f}weapons

weapons expert

Waffenexperte {m}mil.weapons

weapons effect

Waffenwirkung {f} [Flächenwaffen]mil.weapons

weapons manufacturer

Waffenhersteller {m}ind.mil.weapons

Waffenproduzent {m}ind.mil.weapons

weapons inspector

Waffeninspekteur {m}mil.

weapons dealer

Waffenhändler {m}comm.jobsweapons

weapons technology

Waffentechnik {f}

weapons exhibition

Waffenschau {f}weapons

weapons delivery

Waffenlieferung {f}comm.weapons

• All member states are currently signatories of international treaties that prohibit nuclear weapons, namely the African Nuclear Weapons Free Zone Treaty and the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean.
• They promised to declare New Zealand nuclear free and work actively for a nuclear weapons free zone in the South Pacific.
• Neither the US nor the UK recognises Diego Garcia as being subject to the African Nuclear Weapons Free Zone Treaty, which lists BIOT as covered by the treaty.
• In August 1989, the voters of Arcata passed the Nuclear Weapons Free Zone Act, prohibiting activities benefiting nuclear weapons contractors within city jurisdictional limits.
• that the international recognition of Mongolia's nuclear-weapons-free status is complete.

• Nuclear weapons-free Nordic ("Finn. Ydinaseeton Pohjola") was an initiative by the President of Finland Urho Kekkonen for a nuclear weapons-free zone in the Nordic countries.
• In 1983, Johnston moved a resolution to declare Ontario a nuclear weapons-free zone but it was defeated, a decision that moved him to tears.
• Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan are nuclear weapons free because of this program.
• The award cites Polanyi's seven decades of activism for a nuclear-weapons-free world, for upholding human rights and freedom of speech globally, for public education on the essential role of science in society, and for a visionary approach to bringing about a hopeful, peaceful future.
• Historically, until its own nuclear program began development, Iran had consistently supported the creation of a nuclear-weapons free zone in the Middle East.

• It is not clear if the weapons were removed from deep storage on these vessels before the Task Force engaged in action around the Falkland Islands, although the MoD assert that these ships did not enter Falkland Islands territorial waters, or any other areas subject to the Treaty of Tlatelolco (that established the Latin America Nuclear Weapons Free Zone), to which the UK was a signatory.
• In 2010 he founded the Nuclear Abolition Forum, a website and periodical to facilitate dialogue on the process to achieve and sustain a nuclear-weapons-free world.
• It was mindful of the 1993 Cairo Declaration which stipulated that the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) would anticipate and prevent conflicts as a primary objective and the African Nuclear Weapons Free Zone Treaty which was an important contribution to regional peace and security.
• His view that Argentina and Brazil participate in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and honor the Treaty of Tlatelolco (for a nuclear weapons-free Latin America) helped generate opinion that saw both nations reconcile to their defense doctrines with international norms.
• The Forum is [...] conducting high-level meetings with key diplomats and leaders to examine the political, legal, and technical elements required for a nuclear weapons-free world.

• In 2010, he co-authored the report "Riding the Arctic of Nuclear Weapons: A Task Long Overdue" with Michael Wallace, a former professor emeritus of the University of British Columbia.