Примеры использования New strategic concept на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On the situation caused by approval of the new strategic concept of nato.
Unfortunately, the new strategic concept of a military alliance confirms our apprehensions.
Its attack on Yugoslavia in disregard of the United Nations is thus a“trial run” for its“new strategic concept”.
He developed a new Strategic Concept, which sets the Alliance's core priorities for the future.
However, after the collapse of the USSR, the Alliance was not dismantled, buttransformed in 1999 into a unipolar world police force New Strategic Concept.
This new strategic concept will deal a setback to endeavours to promote disarmament and non-proliferation.
For example, in 2010 the Lisbon Summit saw the publication of a new Strategic Concept(typically used as a 10-year road map) and called for the creation of a DDPR.
Devise new strategic concepts recognizing that nuclear deterrence is not a viable security doctrine.
A few months afterwards, in November 1991,the Atlantic Council launches, on the back of the new US strategy, the«new strategic concept of the Alliance».
It hopes that NATO,which will adopt a new strategic concept in November, will take the lead in reducing the role of these weapons in its doctrines.
But his biggest move so far to reform the dinosaur was to appoint an“outsider”, former secretary of state Madeleine Albright,to lead a group of 12 experts to work out a new strategic concept.
In 1999, NATO had published a new Strategic Concept, making it clear that it had dramatically reduced its reliance on nuclear weapons.
As a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO),Belgium had participated actively in the elaboration of that organization's new Strategic Concept and Deterrence and Defence Posture Review.
It is now crucial that the new strategic concept for AMISOM be implemented in a timely and comprehensive manner and that all components of AMISOM jointly work towards fulfilling its objectives.
We welcome the excellent cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union,including in the development of the new strategic concept, as well as the enhanced cooperation with the Intergovernmental Authority on Development.
According to the provisions of the new strategic concept of NATO, approved during the alliance's summit in Washington, use of forces without the UN sanctions and outside of the alliance's zone of responsibility is stipulated.
The resolution will make available more sustainable andpredictable resources for the troop-contributing countries and assist in the full implementation of the new strategic concept of AMISOM, including its limited maritime component.
For that reason, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's new strategic concept recalls that the Washington Treaty recognizes the primary responsibility of the Security Council in the maintenance of peace.
I further recommend that the Council authorize the development of an appropriately expanded package of logistical support, including support for enablers andforce multipliers, to enable AMISOM to deliver its mandate in line with the new strategic concept.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is maintaining and developing its New Strategic Concept, which increases, rather than decreases, the role of nuclear weapons in its security planning.
A new Strategic Concept, which defines NATO policy for the next decade, causes mixed feelings and cautious optimism, because the number of decisions of the Summit can have a negative impact on the enhancing Russia's national security?
Finally, the rest of the world cannot but be extremely disturbed by the references in the new“Strategic Concept” to new and unprecedented missions which can be conducted without recourse to the provisions of the United Nations Charter.
NATO's new strategic concept emphasizes its broad approach to security issues; it envisages the necessity of not only facing military risks but also of monitoring economic, social, environmental and political issues that may disrupt security and stability.
The United States was among the main promoters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's New Strategic Concept, adopted last year in Washington, D.C., through which the role of nuclear weapons in security policies is being enlarged instead of diminished.
The new strategic concept adopted by NATO Heads of State and Government at their summit meeting in Washington, D.C. in April 1999 states that the Mediterranean is an area of special interest to the alliance and reaffirms the cooperative approach of NATO to security.
The presidents of Poland, Latvia and Estonia completed a plenary session in Poland today at which they discussed the upcoming NATO summit,agreeing that the event will be an important point of reference since the adoption of the alliance's new strategic concept at the previous summit in Lisbon in 2010.
Afterward he stated“We talked about the future of NATO in the context of a new strategic concept, as well as present day NATO, especially concerning Article 5 and its practical implementation,” referring to the Alliance's military intervention provision.
Considering all of the above, that the Russian government permitted former U.S. secretary of state Madeleine Albright andher“Group of Experts”/”Wise Men” coterie to promote NATO's new Strategic Concept at a talk at the Moscow State Institute of Foreign Relations on February 11 is a travesty.
Moreover, while carrying on the air strike against Yugoslavia,this bloc has declared a“New Strategic Concept”, transforming itself from a defensive military organization to a military one of offensive nature which can extend its military operations to areas beyond its borders and use military force without United Nations authorization.
They are the ones who view the rest of the world as merely the Euro-Atlantic periphery of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, andtherefore they will never have to endure the devastation of massive bombings by invisible attackers acting under what has come to be known as a new strategic concept of that aggressive military organization.