defense white paper造句

• The ministry also publishes a defense white paper every two years.
• Their personal relations reportedly soured in controversy over the South Korean defense white paper.
• North Korea has denounced the South Korean defense white paper as evidence that Seoul is unwilling to reconcile.
• Speaking before Thursday's publication of the government's defense white paper, Hoon said Britain's defense expenditure was rising.
• China's 2015 Defense White Paper called for " independent innovation " and the " sustainable development " of advanced weaponry and equipment.
• Every year since 1988, South Korea has issued a defense white paper that labels North Korea as its " principal enemy ."
• He also claimed that with the exception of Japan, many advanced countries such as Germany and France issue defense white papers every three to four years.
• But the North's military later backed away, demanding that South Korea drop the " principal enemy " provision from its defense white paper.
• Not only is electronic warfare given prominent space in the 324-page defense white paper, it's also getting more cash, the document says.
• Early in 2011, China published a defense white paper, which repeated its nuclear policies of maintaining a minimum deterrent with a no-first-use pledge.
• Despite its worsening economic plight, North Korea keeps strengthening its military, already the world's fifth largest, the latest South Korean defense white paper said Monday,.
• South Korea's 2000 defense white paper, released in December, said North Korea has boosted its stockpile of chemical weapons fivefold over the years to 5, 000 tons.
• Before concluding last week's military talks, North Korean delegates declared there would be no more defense ministers'meetings between the two sides unless the South Korean defense white paper is revised.
• One improves defense personnel entitlements, while the other two commit the party to supporting the government's own 2000 Defense White Paper, which outlines defense needs and strategy for the next two decades.
• South Korea's 1994 defense white paper said the North has stockpiled " large quantities ( of ) such poison gas agents as blister, nerve, suffocation, blood agent and tear gas ."
• A South Korean defense white paper pointed out that North Korea has eight chemical weapons plants and possesses 2, 500 to 5, 000 tons of such weapons, and is also capable of producing biological weapons.
• South Korea's 1995-96 defense white paper said North Korea is concentrating on development of intermediate-range missiles based on the Russian Scud, which can hit any part of South Korea and western Japan.