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1. They called for the defence system to be more closely integrated.

2. The drug's designed to stimulate the body's own defence system to fight the virus.

3. The latest example concerns the controversial missile defence system proposed by the United States.

4. And the ground defence system had not got one shot off in retaliation.

5. This whole planet is controlled by a vast defence system.

6. It was the nearest thing to a coherent defence system yet seen at Verdun.

7. This virus affects the body's defence system so that it can not fight infection.

8. Israel has activated a new anti-missile defence system to shoot down rockets fired from Gaza.

9. The sophisticated ballistic missile defence system is built to thwart any incoming missile from entering the air space of the country.

10. He gave up his missile defence system in eastern Europe: we all imagined the Russians would give something in return, but we are still waiting.

11. The development of a credible missile defence system (one that could knock out a high percentage of incoming missiles) would further erode the deterrent relationship.

12. Russia has placed an anti-missile defence system close to its border with North Korea, in an apparent sign of growing alarm in Moscow at Pyongyang's nuclear programme.

13. Israel says it's used a new missile defence system for the first time to prevent a rocket attack from the Gaza Strip.

14. Between Achanalt and Achnasheen there are no real breaches in their defence system.

15. I believe all responsible countries should contribute the financial and technological resources to develop a global missile defence system.

16. There is already tension over the controversial national missile defence system.

17. It has dangerously upset the strategic balance by proposing a new national missile defence system.

18. Held in Lisbon, it has three main agenda items: agreement on a new Strategic Concept, the war in Afghanistan, and relations with Russia, including revised plans for a missile defence system.

19. With the effective detection range of 6,000 kilometres, the Voronezh-DM is capable of working in tandem with Moscow's missile defence system.sentencedict.com

20. Sarkozy said that fully rejoining the alliance would allay suspicions of France's efforts to promote an autonomous European defence system, adding that he was still committed to European defence.

21. This paper gives a brief introduction of HN-5C short range mo-bile air defence system, especially it's components, functions and features.

22. Start III Negotiated in 1997 to reduce nuclear stockpiles to 2, 000-2, 500 warheads, but fell apart over the US missile defence system. Talks resumed in 2007.

23. The German Chancellor, Gerhard Schroeder, has told US President BillAnti-missile missile launch Clinton that he is worried about US plans for a new anti- ballistic missile defence system.

24. US Senate and House vote for a national missile defence system.

25. Czechs in the crowd were divided in their reactions when the American leader reiterated his support for an anti-missile defence system designed to ward off the threat from Iranian ballistic missiles.

26. According to the cable, Teng said the shoot-down was "an ideal opportunity to voice their (the US) objection" and proved "the US missile defence system is also an offensive system".

27. As in Italy and in Russia, the Germans seem to "key" the defence system to the particular defence of certain towns.

28. In a second overture to the Russians today, the Nato military alliance proposed a joint missile defence system to counter the danger of rocket attacks from countries like Iran.

29. In combination with bilateral co-operation mainly focused on technology transfer, this will provide Thailand with the foundation for an advanced network based defence system.

30. In response, Japan and the US have jointly developed a ballistic missile defence system that includes interceptor missiles on board ships and Patriot missiles dotted around Tokyo.

1. They called for the defence system to be more closely integrated.