1. Yet the theory of nuclear deterrence assumes the reverse.

2. Beneath this umbrella of deterrence are tactical weapons.

3. It is another nail in the coffin of deterrence even if the first generation of cruise will be slow for such a role.

4. General deterrence theory is often cited to justify punishments, sometimes in specific cases.

5. I have suggested that although Beccaria selected deterrence as his mode of crime control, his arguments invite other possibilities.

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6. There is no sign that nuclear deterrence can prevent all conflicts.

7. Beccaria's assumption of the special effectiveness of proportional deterrence is unsubstantiated.

8. Nuclear deterrence becomes nuclear holocaust when local wars get out of hand.

9. Deterrence, antimissile interceptors, is still the best defense.

10. My father's deterrence shaded into acceptance.

11. This guideline stresses the deterrence of war.

12. Deterrence of aggression also demands forward defense.

13. Deterrence seemed to be working.

14. But there are two problems with the deterrence doctrine.

15. Militarily, our basic defense strategy is deterrence.

16. These are of course, Deterrence and Counterattack.

17. This small machine has greatest deterrence power to children.

18. His view is that prison sentences must be long enough to satisfy the requirements both of retribution and deterrence.

19. And it would mean the failure of 37 years of nuclear deterrence.

20. How does that set an example to countries that he wishes to discourage from adopting nuclear deterrence?

21. By focusing on discrete activities liability rules are capable of creating a potentially more pervasive field of deterrence.

22. But there is another, perhaps more promising category of deterrent effect: general deterrence.

23. The military confrontation which represented this world order has to be viewed not as deterrence but as imaginary war.

24. In this respect Hirschi shared the long-standing positivist rejection of the central tenet of classicism: deterrence.

25. But it does not matter where issues of capital punishment and deterrence are concerned.

26. They are putting almost all their eggs in the basket of deterrence, particularly nuclear deterrence.

27. In fact, the arguments about the injustice of rehabilitation apply equally to classical criminology's advocacy of efficient deterrence.

28. But it also reserves the right to do so by insisting on full membership for them, which includes nuclear deterrence.

29. It seems to have finally resolved itself into an increased interest in practical deterrence and street-level prevention programmes.

30. To preserve nonuse will require policies more ambitious and comprehensive than the obsolete bipolar deterrence strategy.

31. Mearsheimer, John. Conventional Deterrence. All but the Chapter on the Nato - Pact competition.

32. The infrared anti-theft alarm, consisting of an infrared detection circuit and an alarm circuit, is a practical self-defense deterrence warning tool.

33. Critics, many of them my fellow Republicans, claim it substantially weakens America's deterrence against attacks with non-nuclear weapons of mass destruction.

34. This, then, is the story of Britain's shift from disarmament to rearmament and the interim policy of deterrence which came in between.

35. Internal control department is available to offer advice and assistance on matters relating to deterrence and prevention of fraud.

36. North Korea may have nuclear deterrence, these missiles are highly lethal.

37. In dealing with the issue of private law to take into account the relief of the party in breach of deterrence, as well as the way to achieve deterrence relief.

38. In as far as "security" retains it military significance, "deterrence" is by guarantee of effective counter-attack, the difficulties and cost of which put a premium on crisis and conflict prevention.

39. That with Deterrence is a 30 % chance of parry.

40. But to maintain a country's deterrence And to avoid the outbreak of war, military strength indispensable.

41. An even more apocalyptic bomb was created, the H-bomb, in which US military planners invested their most fervent hopes in the theory of deterrence.

42. That is the great paradox of nuclear deterrence: if you don't have it and dream of a nuclear weapon free world, there actually may be a hot war.

43. Escalation is thus an aspect of deterrence and of crisis management.

44. An extreme school of " disarmers " pronounced stable deterrence was a dangerous deception.

45. United States and China are nuclear powers, nuclear deterrence forces in a confrontation Heng balance.

46. What do we mean when we speak of nuclear deterrence?

47. When two nations both resort to nuclear deterrence the consequence could be mutual destruction.

48. Forward deployment adds credibility and flexibility to our basic military strength and so enhances deterrence.

49. Death-penalty opponents understand this, which is why they insist that deterrence has no effect.

50. Deterrence has two aspects.

51. Deterrence does work on that basic level,(http:///deterrence.html) at least against a regime with an instinct for self-preservation (and the Iranian leaders do have that).

52. Still what we have is already pretty impressive, with a credible nuclear deterrence.

53. Monitors struggle to distinguish the effect of deterrence from the rise of easy, cheap alternatives to piratical downloading, such as legal online music services.

54. But, every now and then , nuclear deterrence a subject of wide public concern.

55. All in all, this suggests that deterrence can be made to work.

56. Nearly a quarter-century later, the Russian leadership has returned to reliance upon the doctrine of nuclear deterrence.

57. With Deterrence, you can finally gain advantage of Mongoose now.

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