Sentence examples for nuclear weapons free from inspiring English sources

Kevin Rudd used a visit to Hiroshima to declare that "we must be committed to the ultimate objective of a nuclear weapons free world".

Indeed, while almost all states publicly oppose the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Iran, there is also growing support for dealing with this problem in an "evenhanded" manner, namely, by establishing a nuclear weapons free zone across the entire region.

" They almost obtained the security of a nuclear weapons free world.

Most importantly, we must convince President Obama to keep his promise and lead the charge toward a nuclear weapons free world.

It is time for the heads of states with nuclear weapons, particularly U.S., Russia (with over 90% of the weapons), France, China, U.K., Israel, Pakistan, and India to meet at the highest levels, at Summits, and immediately stop the new arms race and set out together to bring the world to the security of a nuclear weapons free world.

But neither can we afford to lose this opportunity for progress: on disarmament; on compliance with non-proliferation commitments, including the pursuit of a nuclear weapons free-zone in the Middle East; on the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

The Turkish-Brazilian initiative over nuclear fuel could be a starting point toward a nuclear weapons-free zone.

At this month's nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT) review conference in New York, the US supports, in theory at least, Egyptian-and Turkish-led efforts to create a Middle Eastern nuclear weapons-free zone.

"That's why I've always maintained that we … must consider all options, including the acquisition of nuclear weapons," the prince added -- though he emphasized his preference for a nuclear weapons-free zone in the region.

Israel is also proceeding with modernization of its nuclear weapons, and apparently played the key role in scuttling the proposed U.N. conference on a nuclear weapons-free zone in the Middle East in 2012.

Reducing the number of US and Russian deployed nuclear weapons, the treaty has been central to Obama's visionary goal – spelled out in Prague in April 2009 – of a nuclear weapons-free world.