Приклади вживання Defence budgets Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The world's biggest defence budgets.
After years of cutting in defence budgets they have started to add billions to the defence budgets.
Southeast Asia countries are bumping up their defence budgets.
One requirement of membership is“regularly increasing defence budgets in real terms, in order to reach agreed objectives”.
When economic crises develop, countries prefer to reduce their defence budgets.
With over $100 billion added to their defence budgets by the end of next year.
Since 2016, European Allies andCanada have added $41 billion dollars to their defence budgets.
With over $100 billion added to their defence budgets by the end of next year.
Thus, Ukraine needs to implement resource management systems,which follow NATO methodology and draw on international experience in defence budgets.
The debt crisis has forced many countries to cut their defence budgets, often in an unco-ordinated manner.
So, in a world of shrinking defence budgets and changing political priorities, NATO has now committed itself do to what it was established to do and much more besides.
Eastern Europe and Scandinavia are already increasing their defence budgets rapidly.
First, years of embezzlement of defence budgets had left it with only 6,000 combat-ready soldiers and with two-decade-old weapons.
The decision sets out a list of more binding commitments, including‘regularly increasing defence budgets in real terms'.
We agree to reverse the trend of declining defence budgets, to make the most effective use of our funds and to further a more balanced sharing of costs and responsibilities.
European governments, especially the big ones,would have to find a way to sell far larger defence budgets to their voters.
We have already improved NATO's readiness and capability,and Allied defence budgets are beginning to increase towards the goals we pledged in Wales.
Through this initiative, Allies will also be able to exploit economies of scale to reduce costs,allowing increasing defence budgets to go even further.
Because of changing politics, NATO expanding and financial crises most European(NATO)countries are trying to cut defence budgets; as a direct result lots of obsolete and outdated NATINADS facilities are phased out earlier.
The other 23 are now committed to the permanent structured military co-operation(“Pesco”)plan to boost their defence budgets and joint capabilities.
Following the Nato summit,Mr Trump said the allies had pledged to“substantially” raise their defence budgets but other leaders cast doubt on this claim.
Concurrently they will be able to reduce cost by systematicallyexploiting economies of scale, allowing increasing defence budgets to go even further.
With the financial crisis in Europe,severe deficit reduction measures in the United States and increased pressure on defence budgets, NATO's added value is to help countries work together.
But ultimately, a better balance can only be achieved by adequate levels of defence spending on the part of all allies,whether measured as a percentage of GDP or in terms of increasing the share of defence budgets devoted to modernization and investment.
If there was ever any doubt, the crisis now makes clear why we must invest sufficiently in defence and security,and why we cannot just keep cutting our defence budgets every year while others around the world continue to boost theirs.
Ms. Gottemoeller noted that this will also“helpto reduce costs, enabling our rising defence budgets to go even further.”.
Take the defense budgets of NATO and the United States.