Sentence examples for boost defence from inspiring English sources

Boost defence exports for "legitimate purposes, not internal repression".

But few seem worried by his plans to boost defence spending.

Oil and gas revenues have allowed the government to boost defence spending, stoking fears of renewed conflict with neighbouring Armenia.

With most entitlements off limits and Mr Romney wanting to boost defence, that leaves domestic discretionary spending, such as research, education, roads and law enforcement.

His promises to be tough on crime, cut the sales tax and boost defence spending have played well in suburban Ontario.

Unless Mr Romney specifies which boondoggles to axe, this looks meaningless and risky.On the spending side, Mr Romney is promising both to slim Leviathan and to boost defence spending dramatically.

In a meeting in Buenos Aires on Thursday, Zuain is said to have warned Freeman that Argentina would prosecute oil companies working in waters off the Falklands, and repeated complaints about British plans to boost defences on the islands.

Last week, Argentinian ambassador Alicia Castro was summoned to the Foreign Office after she and the country's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, launched new criticism of the British government's plan to boost defences on the South Atlantic islands.

Ali recounts, with anguish and anger, how the generals who ruled Pakistan for 34 of its 60 years boosted defence budgets, starving development of resources.

But even the most sanguine Norwegian officials admit that the "trajectory" in Russia is worrying.Norway is quietly boosting defence co-operation with Sweden and Finland.

It is nationalistic, opposed to most immigration, committed to boosting defence and free hospital parking and, thereby, unfailingly in line with Mr Farage's idea of good old British "common sense".