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The IAEA wants Iran to send most of its uranium stockpile to Russia and France to boost it to 20 percent and turn it into fuel rods.
國(guó)際原子能機(jī)構(gòu)要求伊朗將其庫(kù)存的大部分鈾送往俄羅斯和法國(guó)，以便將這些鈾的純度提升至20%，并轉(zhuǎn)化成燃料棒。
By diminishing Iran’s stockpile, if only for a few months, the deal could have opened the door a crack to confidence-building talks with the six.
通過(guò)減少伊朗濃縮鈾的庫(kù)存，希望幾個(gè)月后，這項(xiàng)協(xié)議能夠?yàn)榱鶉?guó)會(huì)談開(kāi)啟一扇信心之門(mén)，哪怕僅是一點(diǎn)縫隙。
Tehran has so far rejected a deal that would remove most of its enriched uranium stockpile for a year and replace it with nuclear fuel rods which would be much harder to turn into weapons.
德黑蘭此前已經(jīng)拒絕了一份在一年內(nèi)將大部分濃縮鈾庫(kù)存替代為核燃料棒的協(xié)議。而該協(xié)議將會(huì)致使伊朗的核武器化進(jìn)程難度增加。

That deal would commit Iran to shipping about 75 percent of its lightly enriched stockpile of uranium to Russia for further enrichment.
But experts say no-one knows how large the world stockpile of nuclear material is because not every country reports what it's producing.
Friday,Tehran delayed its response to a proposal made by the US, France and Russia to further enrich Tehran's existing stockpile of low-grade uranium.

Where then is the market failure that would invite federal maintenance of a stockpile?
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If people stockpile things such as food or weapons, they store large quantities of them for future use.
A stockpile of things is a large quantity of them that have been stored for future use.