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(31) Scientists, the arms race and disarmament Who is responsible?

(32) The world appears to be moving toward nuclear disarmament.

(33) And it could monitor the implementation of disarmament treaties.

(34) Propose new disarmament initiatives covering all categories of conventional and nuclear weapons.

(35) There is also to be an initiative towards regional disarmament and towards limiting future arms supplies to the region.

(36) Here Mr Kinnock should set out clearly why, in the Gorbachev era, negotiated rather than unilateral disarmament is almost always preferable.

(37) Throughout the world they are the banner bearers of the struggles for unilateral nuclear disarmament.

(38) The Assembly also adopted the 13-part Resolution 45/58 on general and complete disarmament.

(39) Some of the world's leading politicians will be meeting in Geneva to discuss disarmament.

(40) It would give impetus to strategic disarmament negotiations, he said.

(41) Would it be safe in the hands of a party two thirds of whose members are committed to one-sided nuclear disarmament?

(42) The spiritual and physical disarmament of all nations has been one of its essential teachings.

(43) It urges organized international action for disarmament, collective security and world peace. 3.

(44) If we go along with the present approach we shall have unilateral economic disarmament and many crucial matters will be decided elsewhere.

(45) One example of that was a series of conferences on disarmament and related issues held during the early Thatcher years.

(46) Charles Evans Hughes, opening the Conference, made a dramatic plea for disarmament and supported it with a detailed plan.

(47) Unilateral disarmament for Britain was the policy of the right hon. Gentleman.

(48) This is because there is no organised nuclear peace movement in the subcontinent to provide a focus for the disarmament constituency.

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(49) While past cease-fires and attempts at disarmament have failed, the current peace process has gone relatively smoothly.

(50) Now despite years of steady disarmament they're all talking about nuclear war again, and more intensely than ever before.

(51) Now disarmament and reprocessing are bringing about what fast reactors never did: surplus plutonium.

(52) The disarmament talks failed because neither side was prepared to risk taking the initiative.

(53) A former priest, he hit the headlines as secretary and then chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

(54) We committed ourselves to arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation and to the conclusion of a chemical weapons convention this year.

(55) The Mitterrand Government also announced their plans for worldwide disarmament initiatives covering nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

(56) As late as last year a narrow conference majority wanted to hold the party to unilateral nuclear disarmament.

(57) Might this not be the moment to give nuclear disarmament a push, by keeping the test-ban promise?

(58) He had seen total nuclear disarmament in the grasp of his President, then seen it slip away.

(59) Their new Social Democratic Party favoured multilateral disarmament as opposed to unilateral nuclear disarmament.

(60) The league was charged also with responsibility for collective security, so that individual states could embark on a programme of disarmament.