convention on chemical weapons造句

• The Convention on Chemical Weapons is to enter into force on April 26.
• The convention on chemical weapons followed an American move to stop their export.
• The Convention on Chemical Weapons bans the use, production, stockpiling and transfer of chemical weapons.
• Kuwait's 50-seat Parliament ratified Tuesday the Convention on Chemical Weapons, the day the treaty went into effect.
• The previous white-led government, which created a chemical weapons program, signed the international convention on chemical weapons.
• Russia ratified the convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroy the stockpile within a decade.
• "In just one week's time, on April 29, 1996, the Convention on Chemical Weapons will enter into force,"
• Russia ratified the International Convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroying its stockpile within 10 years.
• Russia signed the 1993 Paris Convention on chemical weapons, which calls for Moscow to destroy its Soviet-era arsenal by 2005.
• Russia ratified the international Convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroy the 44, 000-ton stockpile within a decade.
• Russia signed the 1993 Paris Convention on Chemical Weapons, which calls for Moscow to destroy its huge Soviet-era arsenal by 2005.
• Russia ratified the convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroy the stockpile at the seven sites within a decade.
• Russia is a co-signatory of the 1993 Paris Convention on chemical weapons, which has yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament.
• The talks are pursuant to the 1993 Paris Convention on Chemical Weapons, which calls for Moscow to destroy its huge Soviet-era arsenal by 2005.
• In accordance with the 1993 Paris Convention on Chemical Weapons, Russia must destroy 44, 000 tons of chemical weapons-- the largest stockpile in the world.
• Russia ratified the International Convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroy the 40, 000-metric-ton ( 44, 000-ton ) stockpile within a decade.
• Lugar and Rybkin also discussed the international convention on chemical weapons, which Russia's parliament also has yet to ratify, and the Russia-NATO agreement signed earlier this week in Paris.
• Pavel Syutkin, head of Yeltsin's committee on chemical disarmament, said the draft law would help pave the way for parliament's ratification of the 1993 Paris Convention on chemical weapons.
• "I officially declare that chemical substances of the kind banned under international conventions on chemical weapons were not used in the course of the special operations, " he said.
• Russia ratified the International Convention on Chemical Weapons in 1997, committing itself to destroy its 40, 000-metric-ton ( 44, 000-ton ) stockpile _ the world's largest _ within a decade.