Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Conventional military trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Iran says Parchin is a conventional military site.
In recent years, it has become apparent, however, that the Republic of Korea- with its vibrant and developed economy-can more than handle the North if it came to a conventional military conflict.
America's biggest conventional military advantage is its fleet of 10 aircraft carriers.
Since Hafte Tir military industries in Isfahan constitutes a major part of the regime's ammunition production,the cover of a conventional military site protects the work and keeps it secret.”.
On the conventional military front, Russia and China's cooperation will also be limited by the fact that, historically, they pose as much of a strategic threat to each other than the United States does to them currently.
For their part, terrorist groups,recognizing that they cannot defeat a conventional military in a direct war, attempt to use governments' own power against them.
Its spokesmen are two right-wingers, Tamogami Toshiro and Kusaka Kimindo, both of whom deny the Nanking Massacre and“call for nuclear armament of Japan andexpanded conventional military capabilities.”.
After reviewing the comparative strengths and weaknesses of the conventional military capabilities of each state, it is easy to come to at least two separate conclusions.
But the IRGC, with its aptitude for asymmetric and unconventional warfare across the Middle-East, emerged from the chaos of the1979 revolution to challenge the US in ways that Iran's conventional military forces never could.
Progressively weakened Seoul's defensive preparation against the North's nuclear and conventional military threats; and widened the wedge in the U.S.- South Korea alliance.
After discussing other security challenges, I made the best case I could for an activist foreign policy, cooperating with others in a world in which nonation was protected any longer by geography or conventional military strength.
The most immediate cause of potential instability is North Korea,which now poses not just a conventional military threat to South Korea, but also a nuclear threat to all of Asia, as well as to the US.
Beijing may instead look to continue to rise and operate within the existing regional framework built and maintained by the deployment of significant U.S. military power, which has so farproved highly effective at limiting Japan's conventional military capabilities and aspirations.
The danger is that such a strike mightn't achieve all of its objectives andtrigger either a conventional military attack on South Korea(where nearly 30,000 US troops are based) or even a nuclear attack from the North.
Despite the defeat of conventional military forces in Iraq, an insurgency has continued an intense guerrilla war in the nation in the years since military victory was announced, resulting in thousands of coalition military, insurgent and civilian deaths.
The short-term risk, analysts say, is that the North'schest-thumping will lead to another round of limited conventional military skirmishes with the South that could get out of control and, in the worst case, draw in the United States.
The more compelling reason for ignoring this requirement was the felt need, during the Cold War, for the president to be able to respond almost instantly to a nuclear attack on the United States oron very short order to a conventional military attack on US and allied forces in Europe.
Tatmadaw has developed an'active defence'strategy based on guerrilla warfare with limited conventional military capabilities, designed to cope with low intensity conflicts from external and internal foes, which threatens the security of the state.
The United States security commitment to Japan has for over six decades allowed Tokyo to“free ride” on U.S. military power in East Asia,and this has meant that Japan has not built up a conventional military capability in keeping with the size and wealth of its economy.
The US, for its part, must balance continued support for its conventional military forces, which remain an important deterrent in Asia and Europe, with investment in a broad portfolio of alternative capabilities that conflicts in the Middle East require.
While Russia has a United Nations Security Council seat, and both Russia andIndia are nuclear powers with significant capabilities to project conventional military power into China, neither is sufficiently powerful economically or militarily to confront China alone.
So, while investors may be right to discount the risk of a conventional military conflict between the US and North Korea, they also may be underestimating the threat of a true black swan event, such as a disruptive cyber war between the two countries or a dirty bomb attack against the US.
Grand strategy, by focusing primary attention on the group's objectives and resources in the conflict,determines the most appropriate technique of action(such as conventional military warfare or nonviolent struggle) to be employed in the conflict.
While attention does obviouslyneed to be paid to legal developments and conventional military pressure in the South China Sea, policymakers need to focus also on how contests over natural resources are currently unfolding in other contexts.
This doesn't necessarily mean that the U.S. Navy(USN) and U.S. Air Force(USAF) have to wait for Chinese missiles to rain down upon them, but the United States will almost certainly require some clear,public signal of Chinese intent to escalate to high-intensity, conventional military combat before it can begin engaging Chinese forces.
But the Beijing-based naval expert Li Jie said that after years of rapid development,China's conventional military forces were capable of safeguarding the nation's interests in the disputed areas without having to resort to nuclear options.
On 30 October 1992, Moldova ratified the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe,which establishes comprehensive limits on key categories of conventional military equipment and provides for the destruction of weapons in excess of those limits.
This kind of warfareemerged largely in response to America's overwhelming conventional military advantage after the Soviet Union's collapse, underscored by its victory in the 1991 Iraq War, with only 148 American casualties, and its intervention in the 1999 conflict in Kosovo, in which no American lives were lost.
Thus, while investors maybe right in reducing the risk in the event of a conventional military conflict between the United States and North Korea, they can also underestimate the threat of this event type“Black Swan” in the case of a devastating cyberwar between the two countries or an attack using a dirty bomb in the United States.