Sentence examples for defence objectives from inspiring English sources

It refers to different forms of cooperation serving the security and defence objectives of the EuropeanCommunity but organized beyond it (ESA, OCCAR, LoI, BOC, bi -or multilateral cooperation), attempting to define architecture and mechanisms for effective collaboration that could be applied between all members of the "EU 25".

What we are not sure about is whether this system has been redirected, not at purely military and defence objectives, but at commercial, industrial and technological targets.

17 Formally, the treatment includes three main treatment objectives: defence restructuring (recognising and relinquishing maladaptive defences), affect restructuring (desensitisation of affects through exposure to conflicted feeling) and self/other restructuring (improvement in sense of self and relationship with others).

We encourage greater (Chinese) transparency regarding their defence investments and objectives to avoid miscalculation," he said.

It became clear that organised resistance had ceased however, with the successful Australian assault and the subsequent defence of its objectives the day before breaking the North Koreans locally.

Far from it, but we are able to see that the Irish presidency was conducted efficiently and effectively in staunch defence of European objectives and with integrity.

These defences became the objectives of the attacks by the 161st and 163rd Brigades of the 54th (East Anglian) Division, supported by four tanksincluding the two which had passed through the El Arish redoubt.

Meanwhile, as a greater percentage of aid resources now service strategic defence and foreign policy objectives, this threatens the poverty-focus of British aid spending for which it has received worldwide kudos.

Never since DfID was first created as an independent department in 1997 has a government strategy so clearly linked aid with the UK's defence and foreign policy objectives.

Another is to return to NATO's core objective: the defence of the allies.

Oscar Pistorius' defence case relies on "objective evidence" and is not based on "conspiracies", the South African's lawyer has said.