Sentence examples for csis from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Canadian Security and Intelligence Service.
A committee composed of five part-timers, appointed by the prime minister, hears complaints about CSIS.
Three weeks before the Air India bomb, CSIS agents had watched Mr Parmar and Mr Reyat enter some woods and then heard a loud explosion.
Richard Jackson and Neil Howe of America's CSIS, in a thoughtful book called "The Graying of the Great Powers", argue that, among other things, the ageing of the developed countries will have a number of serious security implications.For example, the shortage of young adults is likely to make countries more reluctant to commit the few they have to military service.
The CSIS report thought Futenma the "best location on Okinawa", with Henoko the best of other options, suggesting the delay is of little concern to the Americans.
In some countries, being old is now positively cushy: Mr Jackson of the CSIS has calculated that the overall income of Germans aged over 60, after taxes and including the value of health care, is 25% higher than that of younger Germans.Not only are the retired wealthier than ever before, thanks mainly to the largesse of the state; they are healthier too.
CSIS report thought Futenma the "best location on Okinawa", with Henoko the best of other options, suggesting the delay is of little concern to the Americans.
A poll carried out by CSIS-Cyrus Network put Jokowi at 51.9% and Prabowo at 48.1%.
Even when budgets were growing, swelling personnel costs left less money available for buying new weapons and developing new technologies.Clark Murdock of the Washington-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies CSISS) estimates the real spending decrease (in constant 2013 dollars and based on current law) from the 2010 peak to the 2021 trough to be a hefty 31%.
That may foster inter-service harmony, they say, but it will leave America with an "overcapacity for land warfare and an undercapacity for emerging air, maritime and cyber challenges".In May the CSBA brought together teams from three other think-tanks CSIS, think-tanks CSISerprise Instheute American Enterprise InstituteicandSecuritheto explore how to find the savings required by the sequester.
Not out of concern for public health, to be sure; the central government is still lethargic in the face of the far bigger problem of HIV/AIDS, which, according to a report by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies CSISS) in Washington, may result in between 10m and 20m Chinese being HIV-positive within seven years.
Ernest Bower at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies CSISS) in Washington, DC, puts the odds of Vietnam actually following through at 75%.
