Examples of using Defence needs in English and their translations into Russian
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Landmines play a significant role in the defence needs of States.
The Ministry of Defence needs to finalize its strategy and continue to develop internal administrative competencies, which remain at basic levels.
The country's perception of its defence needs has changed dramatically.
MANPADS are a legitimate weapon for States to possess in meeting their defence needs.
Landmines continue to play a significant role in the defence needs of many States, especially those in regions of conflicts and disputes.
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The Government should also review personnel needs commensurate with the country's defence needs.
Developing technologies that will help ensure the ability to meet defence needs with as few nuclear weapons as possible and without nuclear testing;
Rwanda spends about 3 per cent of its GDP or29 per cent of its annual budget on its defence needs.
Landmines continue to play a significant role in the defence needs of many States, especially those in regions of conflicts and disputes.
It is believed that about 75 Congolese francs for each dollar changed is unaccounted for andpossibly used for defence needs.
On the grounds that output capacity exceeded defence needs, it had been halved.
In the interest of international peace and security,the armament levels of each State should not exceed its legitimate defence needs.
China believes that legitimate arms trade plays a part in national security, defence needs and economic interests of each country.
Previously Montenegro had stockpiles which were 30 to 40 years old andthe size of its stockpiles was disproportionate to its defence needs.
In addition, elements such as military doctrine and specific defence needs must also be taken into account as well as the procurement cycles of individual countries.
The agreement commits each side to verifiably dispose of at least 34 metric tons of weapon grade plutonium declared excess to defence needs.
In order to meet their defence needs, States must summon the political will necessary to reach equitable and balanced agreements that do not favour one party over another.
Our position on APLs was reached after careful assessment of our national and allied defence needs and the humanitarian costs involved.
France, for its part, considers that the question of security assurances puts at risk the international responsibilities of the nuclear Powers,respect for non-proliferation commitments and defence needs.
Moreover, specifically for highly enriched uranium, in 1994 we declared 174 metric tons of HEU to be excess to defence needs, and in total we have removed 374 metric tons of material from the United States stockpile.
China supports appropriate and reasonable restrictions on mines, especially anti-personnel landmines, butcountries differ in their national conditions and defence needs.
Although the Conference had succeeded in establishing a practically new regime for land-mines,because of a concern for balance between humanitarian concerns and defence needs of countries, as well as economic considerations, it had not been able to agree on tougher restrictions.
Behind its current concern for protecting wildlife- rare birds, butterflies or snails- lay its desire to serve its national security interests andto meet its future defence needs.
The United Kingdom firmly believes that States that wish to do so should be able todevelop their own defence manufacturing capabilities, to meet their own legitimate defence needs and for export, and that this trade can pay dividends in ensuring, promoting and maintaining peace and security.
In any case, one might ask the question whether a State is politically, legally andmorally entitled to possess and deploy arms of mass destruction for its defence needs.
The reasonable balance and corresponding adjustment of military forces andbudgets shall take into account the provisions of the Constitution of each of the Parties and its defence needs, on the basis of such factors as the relevant geographical and border conditions and the presence of foreign military advisers or forces.
Accordingly, it would seem only fair, in the light of threats from Guinea,that this country be allowed to secure equipment for its legitimate defence needs.
Bosnia and Herzegovina firmly believes that States whowish to do so should be able to develop their own defence manufacturing capabilities, to meet their own legitimate defence needs and for export, and that this trade can pay dividends in ensuring, promoting and maintaining peace and security.
At the national level, Uganda, after the restoration of peace in the country, has now embarked on a process of scaling down its army to a level which the economy can sustain andwhich at the same time meets our legitimate defence needs.
It is the duty of both sides to ensure that the quantity and level of sophistication of weaponry produced andtransferred do not exceed legitimate defence needs and that such weapons are not trafficked in illegally.