Sentence examples for defense guidance from inspiring English sources

In January 2012 the U.S. Department of Defense released its strategic defense guidance, titled Sustaining U.S. Global Leadership: Priorities for 21st Century Defense, that foresaw a greater need for unconventional military actions undertaken by specially designated, selected, trained, equipped, and supported units known as special forces (SF) or special operations forces (SOF).

The new strategy should be proposed in air defense guidance equipment system to meet the current electronic warfare needs after carefully studying the development of airborne electronic countermeasure technology [5].

Information relating to Department of Defense guidance pertaining to cloud computing capability or platform acquisition and standards, and a description of any initiatives to update such guidance.

"In its defense strategic guidance, the U.S. presented policies emphasizing a rebalance toward the Asia-Pacific region," the report drawn up by the Defense Ministry said.

"I think we'd want to do a broad strategic review of our overall posture with respect to the kind of defense planning guidance that's out there now". he said.

Per OSD [Office for the Secretary of Defense] guidance "DoDEA sporting events and extracurricular activities are non-excepted; an event or activity may only continue during a lapse in appropriations if the event or activity is fully funded with non-appropriated funds". Therefore, in the absence of appropriations, all athletic and extracurricular activities are cancelled.

He orchestrates Louisville's dynamic pressure defenses, barking out guidance and making key plays.

Federal legislation passed in January requires the secretary of Defense to "issue guidance to the military departments and appropriate defense agencies regarding environmental exposures on military installations".

Missile defense systems, using conventional guidance, demonstrated hit-to-kill accuracy against non-maneuvering targets.

Some of what Thomas prescribed for Marbury — leadership and defense — should have offered guidance for Johnson and Smith as they called the game.

But the defense secretary issued specific guidance that the American officers were to "minimize contact" with their Chinese counterparts at the April symposia, according to a Pentagon memo obtained by The New York Times.