Meanings of project power in English

Its ability to project power rests largely with its nuclear deterrent.

But the government said it was still able to " project power" abroad.

It's growing naval and missile strength appears designed to project power at this scale.

Japan in return provides military bases used by the United States to project power in Asia.

China operates a fleet of some 70 submarines, allowing Beijing to project power throughout Asian waters.

A sustained rebellion in Afghanistan might constrain the Soviets' ability to project power into Middle Eastern oil fields.

SECURITY Abe bolstered defence spending after years of declines and expanded the military's ability to project power abroad.

The United States has long since built up a strategy of using island bases to project power over a region.

His words are intended as a "warning shot" for a continent unable to project power and defend itself, say aides.

Critics will try to paint this new budget as some kind of kneecapping of America's ability to project power around the world.

Essentially, without Guam the US military's ability to project power in and around the East and South China Seas would be greatly reduced.

China now swaddles all its big meetings, events and sensitive dates with police and guards to scare off trouble-makers, extinguish protests and project power.

Experts say this will not overturn U.S. regional military superiority but could allow Beijing to project power deep into the maritime heart of Southeast Asia.

Abe kept his promises to strengthen Japan's defences, boosting spending on the military after years of declines and expanding its capacity to project power abroad.

Once these were added, "China will be able to extend its influence thousands of miles to the south and project power deep into Oceania".

Its preference seems to be unsophisticated action films like Project Power.