英語 での Deterrence の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Deterrence is safe, argued Krzyzaniak, because it is NATO that matters, not the UK.
Central programs begun under containment, including NATO and nuclear deterrence, remained in effect even after the end of the cold war.
Deterrence therefore raises the question not merely whether the threat of use of such weapons is legal, but also whether use is legal.
This jet-powered strategic bomber is connected to the British atomic weapons programme for nuclear deterrence.
If Nato were to relinquish its nuclear deterrence unilaterally, this would not enhance our security, but would instead create strategic instability.
It has been suggested, for example, that deterrence can be used for the protection of a nation's"vital interests".
Deterrence, based on an appropriate mix of nuclear and conventional capabilities, remains a core element of our overall strategy.
I am also convinced that nuclear deterrence, instead of protecting the world, is keeping it in constant jeopardy.
Deterrence alone will not prevent more clashes, but a peace process might.
Cyber deterrence may play out on computer networks, but it's all about a state of mind.
Before another nuclear weapon is used, nuclear deterrence must be replaced by humane, legal and moral security strategies.
They point to the Cold War's“long peace” as proof that nuclear deterrence is the only means of staving off a major war.
It maintained these overseas deployments to extend deterrence and to defend its allies in Europe and Asia.
We're invited to believe that nuclear deterrence prevented World War III.
If therefore deterrence is a form of threat, it must come within the prohibitions of the use of threats.
The width and depth of our strengthened deterrence will be coordinated according to the US stand toward the DPRK in the future.
In fact, the pre-Games testing programme in 2020 is likely to be the most extensive ever seen, aimed at maximising both detection and deterrence.
Deterrence and defence, based on an appropriate mix of nuclear, conventional, and missile defence capabilities, remains a core element of our overall strategy.
Nuclear deterrence was the key element in homeland defense; it remains essential.
The idea that nuclear deterrence can assure a country's security is delusional.