Приклади вживання Soviet threat Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Soviet threat is gone.
Withstanding the Soviet threat.
The Soviet threat is now gone.
NATO was set up in 1949 to counter the Soviet threat.
Today, the Soviet threat is gone.
For its first four decades NATO was busy deterring the Soviet threat.
The Soviet threat has disappeared.
He earned his PhD in 1981 for a thesis on Soviet threats in the Middle East.
Without any Soviet threat to unify the alliance, together with the steady withdrawal of American troops from Europe, there is less and less interest in Nato in Washington.
By the time World War II ended,most American officials agreed that the best defense against the Soviet threat was a strategy called“containment.”.
The reason is no longer the vanished Soviet threat, but rather"the growing technological sophistication of Third World conflicts.".
When World War II ended,majority of American officials were in agreement that the best defense against the Soviet threat was a strategy called“containment.”.
The division of Germany, the common Soviet threat, the NATO alliance, the European Union and German war guilt for the last half-century all repressed German singularity.
Under the Charter of the United Nations, we are asking tonight that an emergency meeting of the Security Council beconvoked without delay to take action against this latest Soviet threat to world peace.
That is why this latest Soviet threat- or any otherthreat which is made independently or in response to our actions this week- must and will be met with determination.
The country would not inflict the first nuclear strike(that they firmly adhered to), but the USSR should know that nucleardominance of the United States allowed it to confront the Soviet threat.
In foreign policy for the majority of American voters,who were frightened of the impending Soviet threat, Reagan's slogan about the need to close the"window of vulnerability" of America became particularly attractive.
Considering the«Soviet threat» serious enough, in the second half of the 1930-ies, the British government of Neville Chamberlain made concessions to Nazi Germany, which led to its strengthening as a«counterweight» of the USSR.
The answer is the roots of accepting non-North Atlantic nations into NATO, mainly Greece and Turkey lies at the heart of the Truman Doctrine-extending military and economic aid to states vulnerable to Soviet threat/ expansion.
The Soviet threat could no longer be invoked in the standard fashion, so the action was depicted as defense of the United States from Hispanic narcotrafficking, which was overwhelmingly in the domain of Washington's Colombian allies.
In November 1981 Ariel Sharon, Begin's Minister of War, met his American opposite number Casper Weinberger anddrew up with him a"strategic cooperation" plan to dissuade any Soviet threat in the region.
Eisenhower singled out the Soviet threat in his doctrine by authorizing the commitment of U.S. forces"to secure and protect the territorial integrity and political independence of such nations, requesting such aid against overt armed aggression from any nation controlled by international communism".
During the Cold War, NATO's focus was on Central Europe with massive conventional forces deployed forward, facing eastwards,pushed hard up against the inner-German border in response to the Soviet threat.
While Western governments were busy containing the Soviet threat during the cold war, a minority of like-minded ideologues working within international bureaucracies and operating in networks was acquiring indisputable expertise in the various socio-economic areas addressed at the conferences.
The Japanese and German militaries were re-badged to disassociate them from their recent war history, but were kept active andreinforced to help the allies face the new Soviet threat that had become evident as World War 2 ended, and the Cold War began.
The Chiefs of Staff were concerned that given the enormous size of Soviet forces deployed in Europe at the end of the war, and the perception that the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was unreliable,there existed a Soviet threat to Western Europe.
The Japanese and German militaries were re-badged to disassociate them from their recent war history, but were kept active andreinforced to help the allies face the new Soviet threat that had become evident as World War 2 ended, and the Cold War began.