nuclear disarmament
核裁军
disarmament talks
裁军谈判
1.缴械;解除武装;裁军
1.a process by which a country reduces or gets rid of its weapons or military
1.It warned that Iraq would "face serious consequences" if it were to remain in "material breach" of its disarmament obligations.
这项决议警告，如果伊拉克继续“实质性违反”解除武装的义务，它将“面临严重的后果”。
2.While those tensions seem to have eased , the United States' nuclear disarmament deal with North Korea is also a concern.
紧张局势看起来减轻了不少，美国处理北韩的核裁军问题仍然备受关注。
3.Since then, North Korea said it would reconsider disarmament negotiations, but only if it gets to talk to the U. S. first.
自那以来，朝鲜虽然表示将重新考虑去核化谈判，但却表示这要以举行朝、美谈判为前提。
4.In Prague, tens of thousands of Czechs who flocked to hear him in the city's central square cheered his promise of nuclear disarmament.
在布拉格，数万捷克人涌入城市中心广场听他演讲，对其有关核裁军的承诺发出欢呼。
5.Disarmament by the status quo nuclear powers may make it easy to patch it up. But don't get carried away.
现有的核国家进行核裁军，可能会使修补该条约变得容易。
6.disarmament is not the prerogative of the few. All countries have the right to participate therein on an equal footing.
裁军不是少数国家的特权，所有国家都有平等参与的权利。
7.As I commend a robust response to the British, I shall not practise unilateral verbal disarmament myself.
在推荐英国做出有力回应的同时，我不会在言语上单方面放下武器。
8.Republicans berate him for exuding weakness, noting that his big speech on nuclear disarmament was upstaged by a North Korean missile test.
共和党指责奥巴马的软弱，这边总统发布关于核裁军的长篇大论，那边北朝鲜就开始了导弹测试。
9.He seemed seized for an instant as if by an anguished feeling that Kennedy did not really care about disarmament at all.
在一瞬间，他似乎非常痛苦的感觉到，肯尼迪根本就不是真正关心裁军。
10.China is ready to join hands with other parties and continue to contribute to the global nuclear disarmament.
中方愿与各方一道，继续为推进国际核裁军进程作出积极贡献。