Приклади вживання Strategic concept should Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Strategic Concept should endorse a far-reaching agenda of reforms.
Consistent with the NATO-Russia Founding Act, the new Strategic Concept should reaffirm NATO's desire to help build a cooperative Euro-Atlantic security order which includes security cooperation with Russia.
The Strategic Concept should place a high priority on addressing these vulnerabilities, which are both unacceptable and increasingly dangerous.
Accordingly, the Strategic Concept should include a clear statement of defence priorities.
The new Strategic Concept should provide direction for the further transformation of NATO's defence capabilities.
The process of developing a new Strategic Concept should provide a timely reminder to all that NATO serves unique and indispensable functions.
The Strategic Concept should include a set of guidelines for informing NATO decision-making with respect to undertaking new missions or responsibilities.
The new Strategic Concept should address, in addition to other priorities, the following conventional defence needs:.
The new Strategic Concept should reaffirm NATO's open door policy, including the principles listed above.
The new Strategic Concept should endorse a policy that combines reassurance for all Alliance members and constructive re-engagement with Russia.
Accordingly, the new Strategic Concept should prescribe guidelines for the Alliance as it makes decisions about when and where to apply resources beyond its borders.
Accordingly, the new Strategic Concept should prescribe guidelines for NATO as it makes decisions about when and where to apply its resources outside alliance borders.”.
The new Strategic Concept should recognise that the EU's Treaty of Lisbon is designed, among other purposes, to strengthen Europe's military capabilities and command structures.
The Strategic Concept should include a clear statement of defence priorities and be accompanied by an agreed set of essential new or improved capabilities and reforms.
The Strategic Concept should underscore NATO's desire for a qualitatively better relationship with Russia based on shared interests, mutual confidence, transparency and predictability.
The Strategic Concept should go further and outline ways to give NATO's operational partners a regular and meaningful voice in shaping strategy and decisions on missions to which they contribute.
The Strategic Concept should also affirm NATO's full support for efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, ensure that nuclear materials are handled in a safe and secure manner, and make progress towards a world free from the fear of nuclear war.
The Strategic Concept should underline NATO's commitment to a robust and stabilizing conventional arms control regime in Europe, based on the principles of mutual transparency, restraint, and host-nation consent for the stationing of foreign forces.
The Strategic Concept should authorize and encourage the Secretary General to move ahead with a farreaching agenda of administrative and other reforms aimed at producing an Alliance that is leaner, better able to make timely decisions, and more efficient and cost-effective.
The Strategic Concept should make clear that NATO is willing to consider requests from the UN to take appropriate action in such circumstances(possibly in support of other regional organisations), provided the NAC agrees to the mission and resources are available to carry it out.
What then is the over-all strategic concept which we should inscribe today?
What, then, is the over-all strategic concept which we should inscribe today?
Many of the principles that should be included in the new Strategic Concept are present.
Many of the principles that should be featured in the new Strategic Concept are in evidence.
Many of the principles that should be featured in the new Strategic Concept are in evidence.
That is the dual track approach we need and which should be reflected in the new NATO strategic concept.
Thus, the new Strategic Concept must clarify both what NATO should be doing for each Ally and what each Ally should  be doing for NATO.
What, then, is the over-all strategic concept which we should  inscribe today?
As Allies prepare a new Strategic Concept, they should  bear in mind how such a document will be read not only within the Euro-Atlantic community but in every region.
The Concept provisions should be implemented into strategic and programm documents of regional development.