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the promisessetforth in the Non - Proliferation Treaty
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to make the nations pledge not to go nuclear(passive) has been designedNon - proliferation treaty
to stop the spread of nuclear weapons(passive) is createdThe Non - Proliferation Treaty
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to prevent the spread of nuclear capabilities to countries who lacked who at the time of the signing(passive) was designedThe Non - Proliferation Treaty
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to achieve nuclear disarmament , prevent proliferation and allow member states to pursue peaceful uses of nuclear technology(passive) was designedThe Non - Proliferation Treaty
to make possible the widespread peaceful use of nuclear power(passive) was designedThe Non - Proliferation Treaty
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to keep atomic weapons from spreading beyond the five big powers that then had them - the US , the Soviet Union , China , Britain and France(passive) was designedThe non - proliferation treaty
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to the realization of significant achievements and ... in particular ... to the creation of nuclear - weapon - free zones in certain parts of the world ... in accordance with article VIIhad contributedto the realization of significant achievements and ... in particular ... to the creation of nuclear - weapon - free zones in certain parts of the world ... in accordance with article VII
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to prevent the spread of nuclear weapon technologydesignedto prevent the spread of nuclear weapon technology
a nuclear weapons - free zone in the Middle Eastto createa nuclear weapons - free zone in the Middle East
up with three complementary sets of obligationswas setup with three complementary sets of obligations
any state ( who has signed ) from transferring nuclear weapons to other states and using nuclear substances for anything other than peaceful outcomes such as nuclear energypreventsany state ( who has signed ) from transferring nuclear weapons to other states and using nuclear substances for anything other than peaceful outcomes such as nuclear energy
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to keep nuclear powers from using them at alldesignedto keep nuclear powers from using them at all
the transfer of nuclear technology for military purposespreventsthe transfer of nuclear technology for military purposes
the development of a much worse contingency in which North Korea would accumulate a massive nuclear arsenal as well as perfect North Korea 's weaponization and delivery capabilitieswould preventthe development of a much worse contingency in which North Korea would accumulate a massive nuclear arsenal as well as perfect North Korea 's weaponization and delivery capabilities
to stop countries developing nuclear weaponsdesignedto stop countries developing nuclear weapons
to control the distribution and manufacture of nuclear warhead fuel and weapons - grade fissile materialdesignedto control the distribution and manufacture of nuclear warhead fuel and weapons - grade fissile material
an international fuel bank to reduce the risks of proliferation , assuring that nuclear weapons will not be acquired by terrorists , leading an international effort to gain control of vulnerable nuclear materials throughout the world within four years , and hosting a Global Summit on Nuclear Security within the yearcreatingan international fuel bank to reduce the risks of proliferation , assuring that nuclear weapons will not be acquired by terrorists , leading an international effort to gain control of vulnerable nuclear materials throughout the world within four years , and hosting a Global Summit on Nuclear Security within the year
a unique structure of constantly growing international cooperation in the field of peaceful uses of atomic powerhas createda unique structure of constantly growing international cooperation in the field of peaceful uses of atomic power
to halt the acquisition of nuclear weapons capability to countries other than the five permanent members of the UN Security Councildesignedto halt the acquisition of nuclear weapons capability to countries other than the five permanent members of the UN Security Council
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