Sentence examples for shared defence from inspiring English sources
But a few shared defence concerns that normal safeguards had been ignored because of media and government pressure.
Rather than focusing on the military threats facing an independent Scotland (the rest of the UK is unlikely to invade, and it is hard to imagine London allowing anyone else to invade either), the paper focuses on the economic benefits a shared defence capability brings to Scotland.
Saudi Arabia has recently been pressing for a closer union of all six states that make up the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), with talk of a common foreign policy and a shared defence force.
The two governments also said they had struck deals to share defence technology and improve dialogue in future, with a security hotline between Obama and Modi.
They have a long list of grievances, ranging from the terms of an extradition treaty to America's closure of its market to foreign internet-gaming companies and an unwillingness to share defence technologies (see article).Few of these complaints are new.
Second, governments only share defence capabilities if they can trust one another to deploy them when needed.
When the science minister, Lord Drayson, is to be shared with defence, it seems unarguable that the government wants higher education to concentrate on meeting the needs of industry.
Collectively, these observations have major public health consequences, as a shared drug defence mechanism will undermine the efficacy of Artemisinin Combination Therapies (ACTs) as a whole, and facilitate the evolution of resistance.
Australia will start naval exercises with India in 2015, and share defence know-how with Japan.
The two leaders signed a free-trade agreement, and another pact to share defence equipment and technology.
