Sentence examples for defence institutions from inspiring English sources
This worrying trend towards blurring the lines between aid and UK national interest is not just about defence institutions.
The government has committed to strengthening relationships with suppliers and giving the UK's leading defence institutions greater entrepreneurial freedoms.
Similarly, Malaysian defense minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein announced in March that Malaysia and Qatar were elevating their diplomatic ties by forming a High Level Committee HLCC) to focus on the structural framework of both countries' defence institutions.
Billions of dollars were spent by the international community to stop transmission of the disease and to test medical products that had been researched in academic or defence institutions but had never got anywhere close to clinical development stage.
Vulnerable and leaderless, the Palestinians watched as the PA's defences collapsed, institutions crumbled and young policemen were left to try to fend off, and to be killed by, the region's mightiest army.From grassroots activists to politicians, the insistent cry is for elections, with a new "national emergency" government formed to deal with a crisis that is both political and humanitarian.
Fatah pursued negotiations without terms of reference, security coordination with the Israel Defence Forces, institution-building under occupation, and an inexplicable faith in American mediation – even as settlements metastasised across the Occupied Territories, elections were lost to Hamas, and accusations of collaboration grew deafening.
Richardson is an expert on terrorism and has written widely on international terrorism, British foreign and defence policy, security institutions and international relations.
The other half of his message was that a properly managed effort concentrating on firepower and bigger European defence budgets, not institutions or alphabet soup was not only desirable but urgent.
Universities Australia offered a defence of the institutions that had tanked the survey saying "our members are all very committed to student safety and ensuring a positive experience for all students".
Too many have turned a blind eye to these failings, believing their understandable real passion for the case for Britain being in Europe should mean a passionate defence of the institutions of the European Union.The answer is not just to make the same old case for the European Union more loudly.
