Sentences with phrase «future of the deterrent»

In an interview with the Guardian at the Tolpuddle festival in Dorset, the party leader added that he would like Labour to switch to supporting unilateralism ahead of the motion that will likely cause MPs to split three ways on the future of the deterrent.

And with Scottish independence looking more achievable than ever — with all its implications for the UK's submarine base in Faslane — the very future of the deterrent could even be in doubt.

Not exact matches

On the other hand, such strikes, he said, also act as a deterrent to Hezbollah, whose missile capabilities could mean that the air force and the rest of the Israeli military will fight any future Lebanon war with their own bases under attack.

As I have written here questions of defence, and in particular the future of the Trident nuclear deterrent, have the potential to split Labour.

Additionally, the public presence of the unit will act as a strong deterrent to future waste, fraud, and abuse by providers.

The future of Britain's nuclear deterrent is «open to doubt», not for moral reasons, but technical ones.

Labour's review into the future of the UK's nuclear deterrent is ongoing, and Falconer insists that it «will determine what Labour Party policy is, and then I assume the leader will then accept what the Labour Party says».

Defence minister Lord Drayson has insisted that «no decisions have yet been taken» on the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent system.

A Labour MP has challenged Russell Brand to a debate about the future of the Trident deterrent — by dressing up as the comedian and activist.

Trident as a political and diplomatic weapon The debate about the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent is happening behind closed doors, writes Channel 4 News Science Correspondent Julian Rush.

They would scrap Trident, denuding Britain of its nuclear deterrent and sending future prime ministers naked into the conference chamber.

Despite international efforts, there was «no realistic prospect of a world without nuclear weapons in the foreseeable future», Mr Browne said, adding that no such weapons had been used in 50 years because, in part, countries like Britain had a deterrent.

It would demonstrate western resolve and capability not to tolerate the use of WMD, and thus act as a deterrent to their future use.

The December 2006 defence white paper, the Future of the United Kingdom's Nuclear Deterrent, said it would be possible to extend their working lives by another five years.

The group called for a panel of inquiry while urging the Inspector General of Police to conduct proper investigation in order to reprimand culprits to serve as deterrent to others in the future.

He said: «As well as her own extensive and wide - ranging consultations with senior figures from the armed forces, the defence industry, the unions, academic experts and others, Emily is hosting a series of round table events for MPs to inform the defence review, focusing on issues such as intelligence, international relations, cyber-security, terrorism, and the role of special forces, as well as the future of the nuclear deterrent.

«The deterrent effect of delayed testing with newly devised analytical methods is substantial,» says the Consensus Statement, which suggests that in future it should be possible to detect the way in which doping can leave a «molecular signature» on individual cells.

«There is no doubt in our minds,» Naveen wrote to the DA just days before the statute of limitations expired in late 2011, «that criminal prosecution, against the university and the professor, will be the single most effective deterrent to unsafe laboratory conditions in the future at UCLA, and at other universities.»

When Daryl Boyer was asked to lend his technical expertise to help shape the future of the U.S. nuclear deterrent, he knew it meant relocating to Omaha, Nebraska, without his parents and children.

Then, because he's learned he can easily get rid of the unpleasant sensation and taste, he'll be less likely to avoid the deterrent when it's applied to objects in the future.

Employers should update employment agreements and policies relating to trade secrets and confidentiality to fully comply with the Act and to maximize both its deterrent effect and the availability of remedies in any future action.

Moreover, if the guilty parties don't end up paying any of the amounts owing to Robinson, it will be hard to say that the decision acts as a deterrent to future plagiarism of this sort.

The investigation of financial transactions, for example for the purchase of arms used in murder, may well provide evidence proving the commission of atrocities... Such prosecutions will be a key deterrent to the commission of future crimes, if they can curb the source of funding.

The sole purpose of punitive damages is to punish the drunk driver for such dangerous conduct, and to act as a deterrent to similar conduct in the future.

Then the deterrent does not depend on the colleagues of future terrorist having been captured and sentenced in only one country.

Law.com bloggers and co-hosts J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi welcome piracy law expert Professor Samuel P. Menefee, Maury Fellow at University of Virgina's Center for Ocean Law and Policy, and Joseph R. McFaul, a partner with Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold and a retired commander in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, to explore the legal issues surrounding piracy on the high seas and the future of the captured pirate and how this case could be a deterrent in other incidents of piracy.

The future of any attempt to set court fees at deterrent levels rather than ones which can be justified by actual costs incurred would seem, at best, uncertain.

Specifically, he said there needed to be some sort of «cyberwar deterrent» to stop the Kremlin or others from trying such a campaign in the future.

Consider the fees lost as a deterrent of future patent trolls (or rather their dumb lawyers taking cases against twitter on contingency fee).

Should family court intervention and professional counseling prove ineffective, the realistic option of civil legal action, as a last resort, should be made available in all states as a significant deterrent of future parental alienation behavior.