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(151) General MacDonald said those troops would be used to push into places hitherto considered no-go areas for Nato troops.

(152) NATO took the threat seriously enough to limit military exercises after volcanic glass built up in fighter engines.

(153) In 2007 Russia's then president, Vladimir Putin, called the expansion of NATO a'serious provocation "

(154) More broadly, the war marked a successful reassertion of a Russian "zone of influence" – setting back the prospects of Nato or European Union membership for Georgia and Ukraine.

(155) Merkel out of step with her partners on NATO expansion and Afghanistan.

(156) Most days, weather permitting, a couple of US Black Hawk helicopters take off from Bagram air base and do the rounds of Nato bases in Afghanistan's eastern provinces.

(157) An ambulance driver outside Ajdabiya made the point with his hands: "Sarkozy," he said while flashing a thumbs-up. "NATO," he said, with a thumbs-down.

(158) NATO and rebels plan to use bacteriological warfare against Sirte.

(159) A united Germany must be firmly anchored in NATO if Europe is to remain stable.

(160) 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.

(161) After Green resistance defeated Rebels at Outskirts. NATO started intensifying its attacks now its Carpet bombing level.

(162) In April, he attended a NATO summit in the eastern city of Strasbourg.

(163) Meanwhile, NATO defense ministers pledged at their conference to deploy additional fixed and rotary wing aircraft to help intensify their efforts in Libya.

(164) This indicates that the nature of NATO has changed, from a defensive military organization evolved regional political offensive for the rich global military group.

(165) It had physical security through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); thus the FRG would no longer threaten or be threatened by other European powers.

(166) NATO officials say a Russian - built helicopter crashed while taking off from Kandahar's main air base.

(167) Chapter two discusses the FRG and the building of the common nuclear forces of NATO.

(168) The President proposed that Russian diplomats could be accredited to NATO headquarters.

(169) The Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has said more members of the alliance need to contribute attack aircraft to the military operation in Libya.

(170) They may have some silent partners among other NATO allies.

(171) In what is one of the worst attacks on NATO forces in months a man reportedly wearing an Afghan uniform infiltrated security at the base outside Jalalabad in the early morning hours Saturday.

(172) Earlier,(http://sentencedict.com/nato.html) a Nato spokesman said they had targeted a surface-to-air missile site.

(173) I pointed out that a declaration that NATO would stop its expansion with the Warsaw Pact nations would be tantamount to announcing a new dividing line in Europe, with a smaller Russian empire.

(174) Kenneth Geers, an American naval-intelligence analyst at a NATO cyberwar unit in Tallinn, Estonia, describes a curious microwave oven.

(175) WASHINGTON – In his weekly address, President Obama told the American people that the military mission in Libya is succeeding even as responsibility is transferred to our NATO allies and partners.

(176) U.S. President Barack Obama, upon arrival for a pivotal meeting of NATO leaders on Friday, pledged to stand by Afghanistan following the end of NATO's combat mission in 2014.

(177) On April 4, there will be a full day of North Atlantic Council meetings and also a celebration of the 60th anniversary of the NATO alliance.

(178) Both NATO and the Community knew they could not go merrily on as before.

(179) Gen. Bill Caldwell, commanding general of NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan and Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan, says of the Afghan army's progress.

(180) The bottle was retrieved by Nato warships who were nearby after responding to an earlier call for help from the Italian merchantman.