Sentence examples for future defence from inspiring English sources

There is also the little matter of future defence spending.

And Britain needs a real debate about its future defence commitment – including Trident renewal.

As president, Hafez groomed his friend to be a future defence minister, possibly even his successor.

There needs to be a public debate on the shape of future defence policy.

Britain's military will have to show it is "more efficient right across the piece" in future, defence secretary Bob Ainsworth said today.

The one operation future defence strategists desperately wanted to rule out – a contested amphibious landing far from home – had been fought and won.

With a dose of regression, in the future, defences would probably be expected to pick off around, say, 2.2% of his passes.

Not least, since technology seldom works flawlessly and there are plenty of other ways of delivering a nuclear, chemical or bug bomb, any future defences have to work in ways that strengthen deterrence and diplomacy the traditional means of dealing with threats to peace not undermine them.

The hope has been gradually to draw China, the most secretive of the nuclear set, into more serious arms-control talks possibly discussing a rough trade-off between the size of its growing arsenal and the scope of America's future defences.

In 2000, the Government released a new Defence White Paper, Defence 2000 – Our Future Defence Force that placed a greater emphasis on preparing the ADF for overseas deployments.

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