Examples of using Nuclear deterrence in English and their translations into French
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France's nuclear deterrence, which applies only in extreme circumstances of legitimate self-defence, is not contrary
Nuclear deterrence experts are prone to overexamining the reasons for, and politics of, maintaining nuclear deterrence, paying less attention to exploring solutions
Cuba was deeply concerned that nuclear deterrence remained an essential component of the defence
the doctrine of nuclear deterrence is redundant
Yet at the same time we also see this progress being contradicted by the fact that there are still tens of thousands of nuclear weapons in existence serving nuclear deterrence doctrines that are not conducive to nuclear disarmament.
an express will and determination by the nuclear-weapon States to rid their security strategies of nuclear deterrence and actually to work towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
the priority given to the regeneration of force and nuclear deterrence weighs on the modernization of equipment.
inclination to promote their national agendas through the doctrine of nuclear deterrence.
ultimately overcome their reliance on nuclear deterrence.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's acquisition of nuclear weapons is therefore nothing but nuclear deterrence to cope with the possibility of nuclear war breaking out on the Korean peninsula.
target for pre-emptive attack, compelling it to possess a nuclear deterrence force as a self-defence measure.
commitments under article VI, continued to resort to nuclear deterrence as their defence and security doctrine and accelerated the nuclear arms race.
also take a legal position with respect to the policy of nuclear deterrence, thus involving itself in international politics- which would be hardly compatible with its judicial function.
that other drivers or roles ascribed to nuclear deterrence are ill-founded,
upgrade qualitatively their nuclear weapons to ensure so-called nuclear deterrence for decades to come.
on the part of some States, to a doctrine of nuclear deterrence.
A security system that is based on a few countries' maintaining the balance of power through the perceived terror of nuclear deterrence is a temporary state of affairs.
the greater efforts the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will channel into bolstering its nuclear deterrence for self-defence.
The myth of nuclear deterrence US military strategy is based on a policy of nuclear deterrence which is a lie, built on the myth that Japan surrendered the Second World War after the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
A purported ban on nuclear weapons that does not address the security concerns that continue to make nuclear deterrence necessary cannot result in the elimination of a single nuclear weapon