Sentence examples for defence autonomy from inspiring English sources

Even when fully within NATO's military structure, France will still retain its independent nuclear capability and defence autonomy.

One of the founding principles of his conservative National Action Party PANN) was the defence of local autonomy.

For conservatives who rely on the subjugation of women to retain a sense of "natural" entitlement to authority, the state's defence of female autonomy must be terrifying.

Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the most revered Shia cleric in Iraq, was one who stepped forward in defence of Iraqi autonomy and sovereignty.

Collingwood's defence of the autonomy of action explanations and his identification of the historical sciences with a search for meaning has sometimes been compared with the project of philosophical hermeneutics pursued by H. G. Gadamer in Truth and Method.

Their representatives were fairly conscious of the fact that the propagation and defence of the autonomy of this field had to be confirmed by important scientific results and international recognition.

These are self-governing territories which rely on the UK for international relations and defence, but their autonomy can be removed, as in the case of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The relevance of Collingwood's defence of the autonomy of history to debates about the method and subject matter of the social sciences was brought to the attention of a wider audience by W. H. Dray during the 1950s and 60s.

With songs that evince support for LGBTQ people, among other marginalised communities, her defence of female autonomy is clearly political.

But Curaçao wants to renegotiate the contract, when it can, to get a higher rent, says David Dick, the commissioner of economic affairs.As well as hoping for a defence umbrella, supporters of autonomy want the continued link with the Netherlands to help prevent corruption.

The 12 Soviet republics that remained after the Baltics left had accepted the text of a new treaty that would give them more political and economic autonomy while leaving defence and foreign affairs to the Soviet government.