system of collective security

He said there was special need for an effective system of collective security to handle local conflicts.

On the need to reform the system of collective security].

To counteract Western influence Soviet officials advocated a system of collective security.

But, according to Tymoshenko, the question of Ukraine's joining any system of collective security would "be resolved only by referendum."

The Founding Act seeks to graft a system of collective security on top of an alliance system.

It is a compact by which the member states accept constraints on their use of force in the context of a binding system of collective security.

He borrowed from his predecessor the idea of a system of collective security intended to contain the threat of Hitler in Europe.

Article 24 permits the federation to join a system of collective security, and Article 26 forbids the preparation of wars of aggression.

Darfur is the first case of large-scale human rights abuse since 9/11; what it tells us about our emerging system of collective security is not pleasant.

Early international relations scholarship in the Interwar years focused on the need for the balance of power system to be replaced with a system of collective security.

In his 1899 book, The Society of Tomorrow, he proposed a federated system of collective security, and reiterated his support for private competing defense agencies.

Though willing "at any time" to participate in a system of collective security, Germany preferred bilateral agreements and was ready to conclude nonaggression pacts with its neighbor states.

Khrushchev wanted the removal of both NATO and the Warsaw Pact, to be replaced by a new system of collective security.

By employing a system of collective security, the UN hopes to dissuade any member state from acting in a manner likely to threaten peace, thereby avoiding any conflict.

Such cuts might be possible, it continued, "in the course of creation of a new all-embracing system of collective security, on the basis of reciprocity and equal security."

This experience tells us how important it is for a country so exposed to be firmly involved - in its own interests and the general interest - in a working system of collective security.

The system of collective security that he sired came crashing down as soon as it was tested by the Japanese in Manchuria and then by Mussolini in Abyssinia.

The system of collective security collapsed like a house of 8 ALBERT EINSTEIN cards-a collapse the consequences of which cannot be measured even today.

As it is laying out its plan for expansion, it needs to invite Russia to help create a new transcontinental system of collective security, one that goes beyond the expansion of NATO proper.

Today, we are well placed to provide the global vision that the world needs for a multilateral order, a system of collective security, open and fair trade and sustainable development, which respects the environmental balance of our planet.

In addition to these two victories, there has been a less visible one, the integration of Germany and Japan into a U.S.-led system of collective security and the creation of a democratic "zone of peace."

First a brief, prom- ising step forward characterized by the creation of the League of Nations through the grandiose initiative of Wil- son, and the establishment of a system of collective security among the nations.

For the maintenance of peace and national interests, the Republic of Albania may take part in a system of collective security, on the basis of a law approved by a majority of all the members of the Assembly.

The meanings of words have changed; is it really a cause for unalloyed boasting that we can fight two wars at the same time, or is this to be lamented as the failure of America's creation: the United Nations and the system of collective security?

To meet the challenges of global conflict in the Cold War period and to contain conflicts within the hemisphere, they adopted a system of collective security, the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance, popularly known as the Rio Treaty, in 1947.