Sentence examples for defence implications from inspiring English sources
In an interview with the Guardian, Thomas de Maizière insisted the defence implications for Britain, Europe and Nato would be profound, and said this was an aspect of the argument David Cameron did not appear to have recognised.
The nine-member Western European Union is an "integral part of the development of the European Union", which may "request...the WEU to elaborate and implement decisions and actions of the Union which have defence implications".The French said that means the WEU (which, the summit decided, all EC members could join) is subordinate to the European Union; the British said the wording means it is not.
Decisions relating to crisis management tasks, in particular decisions having military or defence implications will be taken in accordance with Article 23 of the Treaty on European Union.
Gladwell is too clever to say so directly, but I drew from his self-defence the implication that Chabris' criticisms are those of a jealous, lesser author.
Instead, de Maizière wants to talk about why concern over America's "pivot" to Asia is overplayed, and why it would be short-sighted to think there won't be important defence and security implications for Europe and Nato if the UK goes its own way.
In the event, she was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment, but a mitigating factor in her defence was the implication that she had tried to kill herself that day, too.
Shell reduction and its implications on defence and foraging.
Michael Clarke, director general of the RUSI thinktank, argued that the practical implications for defence are being ignored.
"To announce it without bipartisan discussion, without comprehensive analysis of the defence, security and trade implications, this should not have been raised in the context of the byelection.
We were told yesterday of the implications for defence; today we get the bigger picture of government spending on everything else.
The scars the war left shaped the thinking of Singapore's post-independence leadership through the doctrine of "total defence", with significant political implications.
