Sentence examples for strike capacity from inspiring English sources
The core aim is to have a second strike capacity that is "survivable" and "penetrative".
He also said France would triple its strike capacity in the region with the departure of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle for the eastern Mediterranean.
Along with these changes he restructured the US nuclear arsenal to give the country what he called a "second strike capacity".
"The only question really is whether the US and its allies and partners will act decisively now … [the US] remains the only nation on the planet capable of exerting the kind of strategic leadership, influence and strike capacity to deal with IS.
A day after French jets pounded Isis targets in the terror group's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa, Hollande said the aerial campaign would be stepped up, announcing a tripling of France's strike capacity in the region with the departure of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle for the eastern Mediterranean.
Following the much-criticized showing of its ground forces in the 2006 Lebanon war, in July Israel allocated an additional $11 billion in military spending over 10 years, mainly to beef up the land army and enhance the air force's long-range strike capacity.
"Able Archer could have triggered the ultimate unintended catastrophe, and with prompt nuclear strike capacities on both the US and Soviet sides, orders of magnitude greater than in 1962," he said.
But they have little hope of returning to power as long as we train the Afghan Army, support an Afghan state generously in other ways and maintain our intelligence and surgical strike capacities.
These should include deleting the preamble's language linking nuclear arsenals to defense systems, and inserting new language distinguishing conventional strike capacities from nuclear launching systems or deleting limits on launchers entirely.
From '63 to about '67, we hadd first-strike capacity and nuclear superiority against the Soviet Union.
They know that Israel has up to 200 warheads and a second-strike capacity in missile-carrying submarines.
