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Malcolm Turnbull has said the US will project "enhanced military power" after a discussion with Donald Trump about his plans to expand the US navy into the region.

When the Supreme Court ruled for the university in 2003, the majority opinion, by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, referred to the leaders' testimony that diversity enhanced military capabilities.

The key to regional security, Carter said, was enhanced military cooperation across the region and the observance of "core principles" such as the peaceful resolution of disputes through legal means and the development of a "principled security network".

But he added, "The idea is to give Europe credibility," which requires "enhanced military capabilities" and the forging by Europe of new alliances with "other major poles in the world," including China, India, Japan, Latin America and southeast Asia.

White House officials say that Trump is weighing all options, from a new diplomatic initiative to enhanced military capabilities, possibly including a highly controversial return of tactical nuclear weapons to South Korea for the first time since the early 1990s.

Howard agreed with the view of the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, who said on Thursday that the US would project "enhanced military power" in the Asian region and Trump understood and respected the Australian alliance.

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Passage is virtually assured in the trade-friendly Senate, although some Democrats may want the political cover of a separate bill that enhances military cooperation between the United States and Taiwan.

Will the successful deployment of military power loosen up the purse strings, enhancing military hawks' arguments for more spending to rebuild our forces?

The government of President Lee Myung-bak took the step in an effort to extricate itself from the political debacle it created by attempting to enhance military cooperation with Japan.

In an effort to enhance military interrogations, Mr. Cambone is also overseeing the politically sensitive task of rewriting the Army's field manual.