Examples of using Joint exercises in English and their translations into Slovak
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trainings, joint exercises, a better use of information exchange systems).
I do not think it is justified to have joint exercises at EU taxpayers' expense,
Further to weapons sales, bilateral naval cooperation has progressed and, following joint exercises in the East China Sea in May 2014,
continue to be a priority for interventions in third countries, both on the ground and in terms of preparedness(training, joint exercises).
looking at initiatives such as asset sharing, joint exercises and dual use of resources as well as a the possibility of moving towards a European Coastguard.
development of civil protection capabilities, including joint exercises and coordination of public information,
looking at initiatives such as asset sharing, joint exercises and dual use of resources,
planned joint exercises, information on integrated airspace protection and missile defence as
planned joint exercises, information on integrated airspace protection and missile defence as
also organising joint exercises testing the impact of the projects.
the president can instantly start the joint exercises again with South Korea,
On 26 January EULEX and KFOR held a joint exercise on combating insurrection.
NK urges South Korea to halt joint exercise with US.
Chinese soldiers arrive in Pakistan for joint exercise.
The American aircraft carrier heading toward the Korean peninsula is conducting a joint exercise with Japanese naval ships in the Philippine Sea.
There was a joint exercise with air crews
The ASEAN Regional Forum(ARF) only conducted the first ever real joint exercise on civil emergency(disaster relief) in May 2009.
Croatia are going to carry out a joint exercise to protect their borders.
This is the fourth time the two countries have conducted the joint exercise, code-named"Juniper Cobra," which is held every two years….
Croatia are going to carry out a joint exercise to protect their borders.