Significats de military posture en anglès

In the past 12 months our military posture has steadily improved.

Panetta noted the United States already had a robust military posture around the Gulf.

The military posture and capability of the United States of America are, today, dominant.

You're the best informed on our military posture, Edward.

Oliver was startled into the military posture of attention.

That prompted Russia to change its military posture.

Those red dots, analysts argue, are concrete evidence of Beijing's adoption of a global military posture.

Yet today the bomber, the missile, and the nuclear weapon form the backbone of our military posture.

He was a very thin, aged gentleman who held himself quite straight, in an almost military posture.

He will sometimes appear to stoop, yet at other times, especially when displeased, will adopt an almost military posture.

The administration also senses a growing appetite among Americans for a more aggressive military posture in the Middle East.

He came up to her, and presented himself in something of a military posture of attention to her commands.

US military posture In Singapore, Trump surprised US allies by announcing a suspension of joint military exercises with South Korea.

His crew cut and military posture suggested he'd been either a soldier or a cop before he became a D.A.'s investigator.

How then can it be but that light should be against light in this house, and that in a military posture?

But ongoing changes to NATO's military posture, which are meant in part to deter a Russian intervention, illustrate preparations for longer lasting tensions, he said.