security pact

A collective security pact for all of Europe could meet both these needs.

Australia has had a mutual security pact with the United States since 1951.

On 4 December 2008, Iraq's presidential council approved the security pact.

Of special importance was the decision to unite the Europeans and Americans in a security pact.

The long term, the ideal of a workable all-European security pact, isn't the problem now.

Base rights and other facilities access agreements and regional security pacts.

"Not only did they promise a division," he said, reddening, "but a security pact as well.

In March 2007 Australia and Japan signed a joint security pact.

The former Shah's advocacy of a collective security pact was a further black mark against the Gulf scheme.

Australia and South Korea officially declared a security pact.

Among other duties, he was a senior Defense Department representative at the signing of the peace treaty and security pact with Japan.

It is the first mutual security pact among all five Central Asian nations, a group that has often quarreled about security issues.

India is also one of three countries with whom Japan has a security pact, the others being Australia and the United States.

Unlike the 1952 security pact, the new treaty provided for a ten-year term, after which it could be revoked upon one year's notice by either party.

The Soviets still ritually object to these bases, but not to the Japanese-American security pact.

Consequently, that Europe, with the self-assurance of the citizens behind it, could give its backing to stability and security pacts with the new neighbours.

Such stability and security pacts should not, however, be at the expense of Europe's worldwide contribution to the fight against poverty and to ending conflicts.

A protester said that despite the approval of the Interim Security pact, the Iraqi people would break it in a referendum next year.

Laval did not get a security pact, without which the French would never consider disarmament, nor did he obtain an endorsement for the political moratorium.

Like all of his predecessors, Gates supported U.S. participation in collective security pacts and military assistance programs.

In February 1972, Syria signed a peace and security pact with the Soviet Union as a means to strengthen its defense capability.

Mr. Rosenberg of the Legal Aid Society said he did not hold much hope that the security pact would improve safety in public housing.

In recent decades, China has played an increasing role in calling for free trade areas and security pacts amongst its Asia-Pacific neighbors.

A 1960 security pact between the United States and Japan called for the two countries to cooperate on "Far East" regional security.

A collective security pact that binds all states against any aggressor would be preferable to alliances that commit some states to oppose others.