Sentence examples for nuclear disarmament program from inspiring English sources

INTERNATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about President Obama's calling on Russia to renew the nuclear disarmament program known as the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction Program referred incorrectly in some editions to one of the officials for whom the program is named.

WASHINGTON — President Obama called on Russia on Monday to renew a two-decade-old nuclear disarmament program that Moscow has threatened to cancel as the two sides try to figure out the future of a rocky relationship now that elections in both countries are behind them.

Through foundations and in her own name, she also gave major gifts for AIDS research, hospice care, environmental causes, nuclear disarmament and programs to combat drug and alcohol abuse and hunger.

The U.S., China and Russia should get down to serious business and stop this new nuclear race in its tracks; along with other counties that have nuclear arms, begin a credible program of nuclear disarmament; and pledge and declare that they would never use nuclear arms on a non-nuclear country and would come to its defense if it were ever under a nuclear attack.

PAGE A5 NORTH KOREA TO RESTART PROGRAM North Korea, angered by a United Nations rebuke of its recent missile launching, declared it would permanently pull out of nuclear disarmament talks and restart its nuclear program.

WASHINGTON North Koreaeangeredred by a United Nations rebuke of its recent missile launching, declared on Tuesday that it would permanently pull out of nuclear disarmament talks and restart its nuclear program.

-- Views of member states on tactical and substantive aspects of resolutions pertaining to missile proliferation, missile defense, nuclear disarmament, the IAEA, and Israel's nuclear program.

From 1977 to 1987 he was senior minister at Riverside Church, New York City, where on a world and local level he continued to pursue social programs related to poverty, nuclear disarmament, homelessness, juvenile delinquency, peace, and the environment.

Seoul and Washington rejected the proposal, insisting that they can start such talks only after the North returns to six-nation nuclear disarmament negotiations and begins dismantling its nuclear weapons programs.

A staunch advocate of nuclear disarmament, he said in an interview on the "Today" program: "I would give up everything I do and everything I have if I could make a significant difference in getting the nuclear arms race reversed.

A march, rally and program of music and speeches advocating nuclear disarmament drew more than 60,000 people to the United Nations and Central Park yesterday in what the police said was New York City's largest political demonstration since 1982.