Sentence examples for security doctrines from inspiring English sources

In short, there has been no attempt to reduce the role of nuclear weapons in the military and security doctrines of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, despite their commitments under the NPT.

As a result, the defence gains an overall comparative advantage over the offence among all rationally calculated security strategies, which solves the problem caused by otherwise offensive security doctrines.

In fact, the nuclear-armed states are in the process of spending hundreds of billions of dollars on modernizing their nuclear weapon systems and continue to place critical importance on these weapons in their security doctrines.

After the end of the Cold War, and before its corpse had even grown cold in the grave, the Clinton Administration astonishingly chose not to diminish, but instead to expand the role of nuclear weapons in American national security doctrines.

Britain, as a matter of principle, was not interested in Europe having a new security doctrine.

The essential precondition for that, he says, is a "security doctrine based on nonviolence".

Israel's security doctrine views the targeting of enemy operatives as an effective tactic.

"We do not consider that to be in our interests, or within our security doctrine," he says.

The government approved a new security doctrine that reaffirmed the Atlantic alliance, but foresaw wider involvement in peacekeeping.

The Russian regime did not abandon its adversarial mentality towards the west – it is well testified in their security doctrine.

Even those Petersberg tasks are open to interpretation.Mr Solana is working on a new European security doctrine to resolve such issues.