Word: defendents
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After Marchais's visit to the Kremlin, Mitterrand stuck to his view that the French nuclear force should not be included in the Geneva talks because its purpose is to defend France, not the Alliance. Said the French President: "Everything that touches our national independence and territorial defense is decided neither in Moscow nor in Washington nor in Geneva. It is decided in Paris...
...their lieutenants know better than anyone that amid the feverish intensity of an important campaign ethical lapses can occur. "Morals in Washington, DC" says Carter Administration Attorney General Griffin Bell "are different from morals in the rest of the country." Bell and other once and future Washingtonians do not defend political transgressions, particularly if they involve campaign intelligence gathering that shades into active campaign espionage. But concerning the Carter briefing-book affair, most political professionals have avoided easy pieties. TIME asked several Democratic veterans what each would have done had his camp been offered, unsolicited, an opponent's confidential...
Shultz said the U.S. would continue to strive for "military balance," defend itself and its allies, and support "those who have a positive alternative to the Soviet model" in politically turbulent areas like El Salvador. "At the same time," he added, "we will respect legitimate Soviet security interests and are ready to negotiate equitable solutions to outstanding political problems...
...that his country was prepared to defend its "legitimate interests" in the region. "Poland," said Gromyko, "has been and will remain an indivisible part of the socialist community...
...again sails out to defend the America...