Sentence examples for cold war balance from inspiring English sources
Russian leaders still complain that the missile system could upset the cold war balance of power.
Such cuts are implicit in Mr. Bush's claim that he wants to liberate both sides from the cold war balance of terror.
Wolfowitz observed that some people — meaning the "realists" in the foreignpolicy community, including Secretary of State Colin Powell — believed that the Cold War balance of power had brought a measure of stability to the Persian Gulf.
They staked their reputations on bridging the chasm between the world's richest country and its most populous one at a time when far more modest strategic realignments seemed likely to upset the cold war balance of power.
They said the same thing about the military junta that overthrew the Ethiopian monarchy, except they wanted to maintain stability in the cold war balance of power in the Horn.
Early drafts included a short prologue containing interviews with scientists about extraterrestrial life, voice-over narration (a feature in all of Kubrick's previous films), a stronger emphasis on the prevailing Cold War balance of terror, a slightly different and more explicitly explained scenario for Hal's breakdown, and a differently envisaged monolith for the "Dawn of Man" sequence.
In his first meeting with George Bush Sr in Malta in December , 1989 the Russian drew up a cold war balance-sheet".By no means should everything that has happened be considered in a negative light.
To organise a messy world he thinks the best alternative to the cold-war balance of power is the post-modern state.
His chief foreign-policy adviser, Rand Beers, was once in the Bush team.The attempt to repeat the cold-war balancing act in a world of global terrorism is ambitious, and can be confusing.
The negotiations produced a tacit Cold War "Nordic balance".
Page 2 OBITUARIES ROBERT H. WIDMER, 95 He led the design and development of major aircraft like the F-111 "Aardvark" and the F-16 "Fighting Falcon" as well as the Tomahawk cruise missile, helping to enforce the cold war strategic balance known as mutual assured destruction, seeing lethal airplanes as instruments of peace.
