Sentence examples for commitment to disarmament from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair denies charges that he is violating Britain's commitment to disarmament under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Commitment to disarmament leads to an ability across the membership to celebrate the success of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Ambassador Duncan claimed that the decision to replace Trident did not mean that Britain was undermining its commitment to disarmament.

So we continue in an Alice in Wonderland world where you get new nukes in order to demonstrate your commitment to disarmament.

WASHINGTON Japanan, one of the postwar era's strongest anti-nuclear voices, missed an opportunity at the nuclear summit that ended here on Tuesday to translate its commitment to disarmament into a premier spot on an emerging global agenda.

He is expected to renew a commitment to disarmament he gave in April 2009 in a landmark speech in Prague, and launch a new push to bring down numbers.

The European Community (ultimately succeeded by the EU), for example, issued declarations in 1991 on the new states that were then forming in eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and Yugoslavia that required, inter alia, respect for minority rights, the inviolability of frontiers, and commitments to disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation.

It is a museum committed to disarmament and world peace.

And so the foreign-ministry communique contained a solemn reaffirmation of Cuba's commitment to "peace, disarmament, including nuclear disarmament, and respect for international law".

Havana also reaffirmed its commitment to "peace, disarmament, including nuclear disarmament, and respect for international law".

Cuba, for its part, has since reaffirmed a commitment to, "Peace, disarmament, including nuclear disarmament, and respect for international law", despite its flagrant rule-breaking.