But Pakistan won't accept a test ban unless India does (both, like Israel, are nuclear-armed but outside the NPT), and without them and belligerent North Korea the treaty cannot take full effect.
This is a point clearly lost on Donald Trump: his promises to make America safe again by making it less open, more paranoid, more belligerent, are likely to have precisely the opposite effect.
Maybe he's onto something: although his band likes to play simple, anxious riffs, Mr. Casablancas often croons in a languorous voice that evokes a drunk (and slightly belligerent) lounge singer; being seated only heightened the effect.
The second hit produces the desired effect: these are Incredible Hulk gloves, and they emit belligerent grunts whenever sufficiently serious body contact is made.
Perhaps the memories of the Sinai expedition have had a salutary effect in causing him to avoid his previous belligerent provocations …" What follows are some of the questions and responses on Twitter, many in text-messaging dialect.
Disappointed by North Korea's belligerent response to offers of better relations in future, and concerned at the effect the crisis is having on South Korea's economy, Mr Yoon now endorses a multilateral approach, albeit one that would involve direct talks between America and North Korea too.
Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and the South Korean defense minister, Kim Kwan-jin, in effect threatened North Korea with some form of a counterattack if it engaged in another belligerent act, like its shelling of a South Korean island last November.
While the Tories were known for their belligerent combat with local authorities in the 1980s, more low-key, molecular changes arguably had just as much lasting effect as the defeat of "municipal socialism" and the GLC.
He was intensely belligerent.
