Sentence examples for recently defence from inspiring English sources

Recently, Defence Secretary Des Browne has announced that Britain intends to host a summit for nuclear weapons states, to discuss decommissioning nuclear weapons.

Hence the suggestion by Moshe Arens, until recently defence minister, that an anti-missile shield should be extended to friendly countries nearby: Jordan or the Palestinian Authority (neither of which has expressed any interest) or Turkey.

Speaking ahead of the cabinet meeting on Sunday, Netanyahu insisted: "We are starting to fill in what is lacking in the defence budget, As we saw recently, defence comes before all else.

Recently, US defence secretary Robert Gates went to Moscow to persuade Russian leaders that the system is nothing to worry about.

"People who think it is just a place to go to look at pretty flowers and flower beds," said David Attenborough recently in defence of Kew, "are mistaking [its] importance".

In a recently published defence policy doctrine, Beijing puts great emphasis on its burgeoning navy and its mission to "safeguard national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and maintain security and stability along China's periphery".

Mr Cheney has managed to play influential roles in Washington for a quarter of a century most recently as defence secretary for Mr Bush's father and before that as number two in the Republican Party's hierarchy in the House without making too many enemies in his own party (both wings of which applauded this week's choice) or even among Democrats.

On foreign policy, the party's sentimental attachment to America is matched by a visceral loathing of both Germany and Russia (recently the defence minister, Radek Sikorski, likened a German-Russian gas pipeline that Poland opposes to the Nazi-Soviet pact of 1939).The government formed last weekend is even odder than the minority conservative administration of the past six months.

The British government is "working closely with international partners to develop our understanding of (ISIS') presence, and how to tackle it there", foreign office minister Tobias Ellwood said recently, while defence secretary Michael Fallon said it was important to "keep an eye on the country.

As well as generating new jobs, the deal makes good on a promise to invest in the nation's military — as outlined in the government's recently published Defence White Paper.

It's not his recently uncovered defence of child abuse – a video in which he dismisses the "arbitrary and oppressive idea of consent" – which is now rapidly destroying his career, leading to his resignation from Breitbart and the cancellation of both his keynote speech at the conservative CPAC conference and his book with Simon & Schuster.