...Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, but we do not advocate or encourage nuclear proliferation. We do not engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves, nor do we help other countries develop nuclear weapons. We actively support all proposals that are truly helpful to realizing nuclear...

...continued to raise concerns about whether China would avoid actions that could help another country acquire nuclear explosives. Recently, China has taken a series...that China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation I-5 ourselves, nor do we help other countries to develop nuclear weapons . " On May IS, 1984, in an...

...Year's Day 1984. Later the same month, the Chinese prime minister declared in the White House: "We do not engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves, nor do we help other countries develop nuclear weapons." Clarifications were later offered that the oral pledge applies to the future...

...China's non-proliferation policy, the President will rely on the following part of the toast: "We do not engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves, nor do we help other countries develop nuclear weapons." Under the NNPA, once the President submits the agreement to Congress, it...

...continued to raise concerns about whether China would avoid actions that could help another country acquire nuclear explosives. Recently, China has taken a series...January 1984 visit to Washington of Premier Zhao, be stated that China does not 'engage in nuclear proliferation 166 1-5 ourselves, nor do we help other...

...Washington of Premier Zhao, he stated that China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation 166 1-5 ourselves, nor do we help other countries to develop nuclear weapons . " On May IS, 1984, in an address to the Sixth National People's Congress, Zhao repeated that China does not...

...followed a much-publicized toast at a White House dinner in January 1984, in which Premier Zhao announced that China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation...help other countries to develop nuclear weapons." 2 It was on the strength of the toast that the agreement was initialed in April. But no sooner than...

...surface-to-surface missiles with a range of 370 miles A SAMPLE OF CHINA'S NONPROLIFERATION PLEDGES January 11, 1984: China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves,...nor do we help other countries to develop nuclear weapons."—Toast by Premier Zhao Ziyang at a White house state dinner. June 20, 1984: "We by no means...

...sanctions are an essential beginning. A SAMPLE OF CHINA'S NONPROUFERATI"!' PLEP?Fg January 11, 1984: China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves,...help other countries to develop nuclear weapons." — Toast by Premier Zhao Ziyang at a White house state dinner. June 20, 1984: "We by no means favor...

...The accord was based on a famous White House toast in January 1984, in which Premier Zhao declared that China does not "engage in nuclear proliferation ourselves, nor do we help other countries develop nuclear weapons." But China continued to help Pakistan. In 1986, according to West German officials,...