Sentence examples for defence requirements from inspiring English sources

Ainsworth said that the strategic defence review due to be conducted after this year's general election would force "hard decisions" on what Britain's defence requirements are, and how they can be funded.

On the issue of an independent Scotland's defence set up, he said: "It should be an extension of what your foreign policy and defence requirements are.

MoD officials said the deal reflected the Saudis' "confidence" both in the Hawk jets and the UK's "ability to continue to meet Saudi Arabia's legitimate defence requirements".

This problem is exacerbated by varying requirements of four national defence requirements, who impose restrictions on the use of Architectural Frameworks (NAF/MODAF/DODAF) and supporting tools.

The main demands were that the vessel should be designed for rescue work and patrolling, pollution prevention, fuelling search and rescue helicopters in flight, and meeting civil defence requirements anywhere around the country.

To this end, a review of defence requirements in 1920 established the need for Australia to be able to field a force of approximately 270,000 men in the event of a war, of which half of this would be maintained in peacetime through compulsory enlistment.

There's no public interest defence or requirement that the disclosure has actually caused harm.

This year, it is dismantling another defence, a requirement for a supermajority on any "fair price" vote on a hostile bid.A disproportionately large number of American companies are incorporated in the state of Delaware because of its management-friendly rules.

An independent Scotland will have the defence capabilities and requirements for the 21st Century and won't spend billions on immoral and useless weapons of mass destruction like Trident – we will have a defence force suited to Scotland's needs.

As a step towards the explication and defence of such requirements, we propose that deep inclusion is a key procedural component of equity-oriented research priority-setting.

"Wherever possible, therefore, we will seek to fulfil the UK's defence and security requirements through open competition in the domestic and global market, buying off-the-shelf where appropriate".