Sentence examples for defence architecture from inspiring English sources

Tackling that contradiction would mean debating much of Japan's postwar defence architecture, including its 1947 "pacifist" constitution, a huge can of worms that few politicians have ever shown the stomach for – on the issue of cost alone, one estimate is that Japan's five thousand billion yen defence budget would need to increase by 10 per cent annually for a decade.

But it is also likely to raise concerns in China, which sees Washington's growing missile defence architecture in the region as a potential threat to its own strategic interests.

Earlier this month the US Missile Defense Agency conducted what it said was a highly successful test launch of a new and improved version of the Standard-3 missile (SM-3), which is a key component of Nato's future missile defence architecture.

We believe that responsibility for Danish security lies first and foremost with NATO.. (FR) The Morillon report proposes a new, unitarian, centralised European security and defence architecture, which seems to be both unrealistic and outdated.

The then prime minister, Winston Churchill, uttered a revealing phrase in defence of this architecture which echoed the British two-party system: "We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us".

But as advances in 3D printers, scanners, design tools and materials reduce the cost and complexity of creating 3D printed items, it said applications of 3D printing technology will expand further — drawing in other areas such as "architecture, defence, medical products and jewellery design".

Architect of defencePresident George Bush announced that he wanted to create a "new architecture" for defence by investing in new technologies and weapons systems, rather than tinkering with the old.

Consequently, the defence of a model of architecture based on classic artificial intelligence passes inevitably through a defence of the reality of mental representations.

Many studies investigate the genetic architecture of host defence using several independent experiments or for several traits.

He maintained an interest in the visual arts throughout his life; this plea in defence of the classical orders of architecture appeared some time after his literary success began.

Convivial landmarks – often a relief to the City's architecture – are doubling as lines of defence.