The WMD end use control or WMD catch all applies to all exports or transfers for a relevant use in WMD.

Adopt measures like the Proliferation Security initiative to prevent WMD, WMD material, and WMD know how from getting into the hands of terrorists.

The WMD Act controls the supply of WMD related goods from Australia and the provision of related services, both within and outside of Australia.

On December 19, 2003, Libya formally renounced all WMD efforts.

Kazakhstan welcomed the creation of the Global Partnership against the spread of WMD and WMD related materials by the G 8 leaders at the Kananaskis summit.

Preventing WMD proliferation is a pressing task facing the international community.

Serbia and Montenegro as a Party to WMD Non Proliferation Instruments

Serbia and Montenegro is a Party to major WMD non proliferation instruments

In our WMD Strategy we are committed to promoting further consideration of security assurances

In December 2003, Libya decided to abandon its WMD programmes, which included nuclear weapons.

Those threats are significantly increased by the irresponsible behaviour of certain States concerning the export of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and WMD related technologies, and the discrepancies between their commitments and their actual behaviour.

We are actively engaged in the G 8 Global Partnership against the proliferation of WMD.

Terrorist groups that acquire the technological capability to develop any type of WMD will use it.

We also have established new mechanisms through the United Nations to address the WMD proliferation threat.

Regional security and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), including nuclear weapons, are closely interrelated.

They can serve both as an incentive to forego the acquisition of WMD and as a deterrent.

Export licences are required if the items exported or transferred are for a relevant use in WMD.

Civil and criminal penalties, including significant fines and imprisonment, can be imposed for breaches of the WMD Act.

It bans the deployment of WMD in space and military activity on the moon and other celestial bodies.

The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) multiplies the threat of the possible use of such weapons.

Proliferation can be contained only if our efforts are accompanied by a parallel effort to realize WMD disarmament.

It is very urgent that the Middle East region, including the Arab Gulf, become a WMD free zone.

Dealing with the risk of terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and certain advanced conventional weapons.

We have seen the WMD Commission led by Hans Blix, the New Agenda Coalition, and Norway s Seven Nation Initiative.

Such a structure would also serve to correct loopholes in existing regimes, such as overlooking weapons other than WMD.

It is obvious that the establishment of a linkage between terrorism and WMD is only a question of time.

My homeland, South Korea, has suffered the ravages of conventional war and faced threats from nuclear weapons and other WMD.

The failure of disarmament conferences, particularly in the field of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), presages dire consequences for humankind.

Serbia and Montenegro attaches great importance to arms export control and the prevention of WMD proliferation in all its aspects.

The Criminal Laws of the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Montenegro contain no provisions on WMD proliferation offences.

Like Iran, Qaddafi s Libya suffered economic and political isolation for many years during which it attempted to advance a WMD program.

As we progressively eliminate the world s deadliest weapons and their components, we will make it harder to execute WMD terrorist attacks.

Space security was pointed out as a key global security issue, along with the non proliferation of WMD and fighting terrorism.

Illicit networks supplying WMD related materials and technologies have proved to pose a far greater threat than we ever expected before.

We therefore welcome Security Council resolution 1540 (2004), as it has been significant in advancing the joint struggle against WMD terrorism.

Concerning export controls, Israel supports and participates in international efforts to identify concrete and effective steps against the proliferation of WMD.

In order to prevent WMD proliferation, an integrated approach should be adopted to address both its symptoms and its root causes.

Consistent with UNSCR 1540, states should enact, implement and maintain strong legal, regulatory, and enforcement authority against the proliferation of WMD.

Broad support and endorsement of the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) to interdict shipments of WMD, their delivery systems, and related material.

The legislation builds upon the existing regulatory framework related to controls over the export of WMD usable materials, equipment and technologies.

The WMD Act is in addition to the existing framework of legal and administrative controls wherever any offence is punishable under the WMD Act as well as under any other act in force, the offender will be liable to be punished under that act which imposes greater punishment.

The WMD Act provides overarching and integrated legislation prohibiting unlawful activities in relation to weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.

Although today we tend to think of WMD in a more limited definition, the time may have come to go back to the earlier broader definition of WMD, which could cover even conventional weapons or new types of weapon systems that can be used for the purpose of mass destruction.

The UK has the powers to control the transhipment of controlled goods and, in respect of WMD, non controlled goods through the UK.

Support the International Maritime Organization (IMO) initiative to amend the Maritime Convention on Suppression of Unlawful Acts to include criminalization of WMD transport.