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Increasing military conflicts and increasing financial allocations to defence budgets;
The purpose of the United Kingdom's increasing military presence on the Islands was not clear.
Internal balancing occurs as states grow their own capabilities by increasing economic growth and/or increasing military spending.
In itself, increasing military spending arouses distrust and legitimate international concern.
A renewed effort is needed to reverse the trend of increasing military expenditure by major military Powers.
The sharply increasing military spending of south Korea is not for defence, but a product of the war policy pursued against the northern half of Korea.
Renewed efforts should be made to reverse the trend of increasing military expenditure, particularly by the major military Powers.
The World Federation of Free Trade Unions drew attention to the relation between poverty and exploitation in employment andarms production and increasing military spending in the world.
The snag is that the Americans? increasing military rhetoric against Iran is less and less confirmed by real military capabilities.
They were acting in response to reports from the Western Darfur military leadership concerning the increasing military threat posed by JEM in the area.
Bangladesh underlines the importance of reducing alarmingly increasing military expenditures in accordance with the principle of undiminished security at the lowest level of armament.
Earlier it was justified by a mythological threat posed by the rogue states, and war on terror. Today,the people are expressly frightened with an increasing military power of Russia.
We believe that the situation will not be corrected by increasing military budgets, nuclear systems and sophisticated conventional weapons.
King James II of England became concerned about the increasingly independent ways of the colonies, in particular their self-governing charters,open flouting of the Navigation Acts, and increasing military power.
With ongoing conflicts in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan,along with increased focus on Russian aggression, increasing military aid to a currently peaceful and stable Kazakhstan seems to make little sense.
In fact, the prevalent culture of fear and paranoia adds oil to the fires of distrust and hostility among peoples andartificially creates a perceived need to buttress"security" by increasing military expenditures.
In that context, it conducted an operation near Jablanica on 29 June, aimed at increasing military presence in an area where mujahideen training camps and terrorism-related activities are suspected.
Rather than accept reduced hegemonic power in Asia in which the US competes economically with China,the dominant militarists sectors attempt to compensate for relative economic decline by increasing military aggression.
It also expressed concerns over increasing military expenditure and modernization of the armed forces by the Georgian side, including the opening of a military base in Senaki close to the Zugdidi restricted weapons zone.
Moreover, conflict not only ravaged the country in which it occurred, but also imposed heavy economic andsocial costs on neighbouring countries by generating refugees, increasing military spending, and reducing trade and investment.
First of all,it comes to deploying the U.S. missile defense system in European countries, increasing military activity, modernization of NATO military infrastructure in the immediate vicinity of the Russian and Belarusian borders.
Turning our attention to the regional situation in north-east Asia we have come to recognize the necessity of establishing an appropriate cooperative regional security system designed to prevent armed conflicts andsecure peace and stability by increasing military predictability.
As indicated in paragraph 18, MONUC andFARDC developed a joint operational plan aimed at progressively increasing military pressure on FDLR in areas where it controls commercial activities and the illegal exploitation of natural resources.
In a period of increasing military expenditures and their impact on economic development, the debate about the relationship between disarmament and development stands to benefit immensely from the proposal of the Secretary-General for the establishment of a group of governmental experts to undertake a reappraisal of this issue.
In response, delegations have basically reaffirmed their views, positions, arguments and concerns on some of the issues that were previously discussed,including the effectiveness of existing transparency measures, increasing military expenditure, the inclusiveness of transparency in armaments, the possibility of appointing a special coordinator, and the ban on the transfer of arms to terrorists.
The intensifying nationalist sentiment of rising powers, their increasing military strength, demonstrable willingness to employ military aggression, and freshly invigorated territorial claims cause defenders of the status quo to worry that war is on the horizon.
To the contrary, the United States is further heightening its military threat, blackmail and pressure against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and stirring up confrontation and an arms race among the countries of the region by modernizing the weaponry andmilitary equipment of United States forces in south Korea and further increasing military exercises between the United States and south Korea, and the United States and Japan.
Conflicts, wars and hotbeds of tension in various parts of the world mean that some countries are living in a state of defence preparedness,as clearly reflected in the increasing military expenditure of some States. By contrast, contributions in the context of the Millennium Development Goals for pressing needs such as poverty, natural disasters and the environment are very modest and are even being reduced.
A poll commissioned by the Guam Chamber of Commerce and conducted by a professional research company in February 2008, found that 71 per cent of Guam residents supported an increase in the United States military presence,with nearly 80 per cent of the view that the increasing military presence would result in additional jobs and tax revenue; according to the poll, 60 per cent felt the additional Marines on the island would have a positive effect and would ultimately improve the island's quality of life.
Most liberals oppose increased military spending and the mixing of church and state.