How To Use Rogue state In A Sentence
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In 1994 Burma and Cuba, rogue states in their respective hemispheres, started tourism campaigns to secure much-needed foreign exchange.
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Sin challenged the missile defense systems "being pushed under the pretext of responding to so-called ballistic missile developments by what they call 'rogue states'.
North Korea predicts new nuclear arms race
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The IAEA is just another irrelevant rabbit for the US and/or Occupied Palestine to pull out of the propaganda hat when either rogue state wants to embellish a hype-fest.
‘jump the gun’
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The United States is pursuing plans to build a radar base in the Czec Republic and install interceptor missiles in Poland to counter what it describes as a missile threat from "rogue states" such as Iran.
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Now let's examine Walt's policy for eliminating nuclear weapons and other WMDs in rogue states.
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Rogue states are, by definition, impervious to moral suasion.
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I have concluded the ABM treaty hinders our government's ability to develop ways to protect our people from future terrorist or rogue state missile attacks.
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So too, then, should their hosts, paymasters, and commanders: the leaders of these rogue states.
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Living hosts do. Creating something bad deliberately, whether the creator is a teenage hacker, a terrorist or a rogue state, is a different matter.
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No one will care if the administration cuts logical corners over so-called rogue states or fading dictators.
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Yet there are times when a rogue state is so caught up in its own propaganda and inflated glory that even a military threat cannot bring it to rational discussion.
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Fears already raised about nuclear proliferation in so-called rogue states are what inspired this kind of defense system in the first place.
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Whether they are to be apotheosized as ‘emerging democracies’ or demonized as ‘rogue states’ depends, in the final analysis, on where they fit in the unfolding strategic plans of world imperialism.’
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The United States is now considering developing a new generation of nuclear weapons, smart nukes which could be used to bust open bunkers and destroy weapons of mass destruction stockpiled by rogue states.
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History should have taught us that despots, nuclear powers, rogue states et al do not attack strong adversaries; they prey on the weak.
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Instead of ‘rogue states’ opposing ‘international norms’ defended by Western democracies, we might see them as constitutive of the international norm.
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Supporters of the system say it will defend against possible attempts by a rogue state to lob a missile at North America.
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Fine, but if preemption is to be adopted as a doctrine, it has to encompass more than one rogue state.
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Since the Korean War broke out in 1950, North Korea has regarded the United States as its worst enemy and the United States has seen North Korea as a rogue state.
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No one will care if the administration cuts logical corners over so-called rogue states or fading dictators.
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Rogue states and terrorists do not seek to attack us using conventional means.
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Nobody would deny that dangerous rogue states have to be contained to prevent them from becoming dangers not just to themselves but also to their neighbours.
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But global warming — long-term, diffuse — remains a far more difficult threat to perceive than the lone terrorist or the rogue state.
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But global warming — long-term, diffuse — remains a far more difficult threat to perceive than the lone terrorist or the rogue state.
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It is in their interests to argue for a policy of dialogue with so called rogue states.
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The United States is now considering developing a new generation of nuclear weapons, smart nukes which could be used to bust open bunkers and destroy weapons of mass destruction stockpiled by rogue states.
