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单词 collective security
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Definition of collective security in English:

collective security

noun
mass noun
  • The cooperation of several countries in an alliance to strengthen the security of each.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • What the League of Nations was meant to do was provide collective security so that each nation that was a member would not fear attack by another power, and it was also meant to prevent wars.
    • In particular, he was seen as the champion of collective security through the League of Nations, though Eden had a more circumscribed view of the league's potentialities than public opinion imagined.
    • They warned that benign conditions were being assumed as the prerequisite for successful collective security, while also imagining that collective security would produce these very conditions.
    • Almost immediately, the emergence of the Cold War undercut hopes that the United Nations could serve as a means of collective security.
    • More generally, there are several general contemporary trends towards collectivization of security (as distinct from collective security properly speaking).
    • The left was internationalist: it was committed to reconciliation with Germany, disarmament, and collective security through the League of Nations.
    • The CIS had no common parliament, president, or citizenship, only a vague pledge to work on collective security.
    • The party that I lead played a noble role in establishing the post-war institutions and alliances that preserved collective security and eventually liberated Eastern Europe from tyranny.
    • We stand for national security based on collective security.
    • Then, with only the General Assembly left, we need to change the voting procedure there to reflect both real-world power and dedication to collective security.
    • It so happened that with regard to Afghanistan, NATO invoked collective security, as did the UN.
    • How might the world evolve from where we are toward a balanced regime that promotes collective security, distributive justice, cultural pluralism and individual freedom?
    • United Nations members are pledged to collective security, i.e. to protecting any member nation from aggression at the hands of another.
    • The charter's provisions limiting the use of force were adopted as part of a larger system of collective security that the Security Council was meant to enforce.
    • The absence of genuine collective security during the Cold War did not prevent misuse of the term.
    • At the third level, the international community has put in place the apparatus of global collective security in the United Nations.
    • The welfare state offered collective security, optimism and promises of betterment as a counter to the discontents which has fuelled imperialism, Stalinism and fascism.
    • The Labour Party espouses the creation of a global order conducive to democracy, collective security, arms control and working-class solidarity across nations.
    • In the 1920s and 1930s he was one of the leading advocates of collective security to deter war.
    • Foreign policy battles faded as a recognition developed of the value of allies and the glowing promise of collective security through the United Nations.
 
 

Definition of collective security in US English:

collective security

nounkəˈlektiv səˈkyo͝orədē
  • The cooperation of several countries in an alliance to strengthen the security of each.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • In the 1920s and 1930s he was one of the leading advocates of collective security to deter war.
    • United Nations members are pledged to collective security, i.e. to protecting any member nation from aggression at the hands of another.
    • The CIS had no common parliament, president, or citizenship, only a vague pledge to work on collective security.
    • In particular, he was seen as the champion of collective security through the League of Nations, though Eden had a more circumscribed view of the league's potentialities than public opinion imagined.
    • The Labour Party espouses the creation of a global order conducive to democracy, collective security, arms control and working-class solidarity across nations.
    • What the League of Nations was meant to do was provide collective security so that each nation that was a member would not fear attack by another power, and it was also meant to prevent wars.
    • How might the world evolve from where we are toward a balanced regime that promotes collective security, distributive justice, cultural pluralism and individual freedom?
    • They warned that benign conditions were being assumed as the prerequisite for successful collective security, while also imagining that collective security would produce these very conditions.
    • Almost immediately, the emergence of the Cold War undercut hopes that the United Nations could serve as a means of collective security.
    • The welfare state offered collective security, optimism and promises of betterment as a counter to the discontents which has fuelled imperialism, Stalinism and fascism.
    • It so happened that with regard to Afghanistan, NATO invoked collective security, as did the UN.
    • We stand for national security based on collective security.
    • The charter's provisions limiting the use of force were adopted as part of a larger system of collective security that the Security Council was meant to enforce.
    • Foreign policy battles faded as a recognition developed of the value of allies and the glowing promise of collective security through the United Nations.
    • More generally, there are several general contemporary trends towards collectivization of security (as distinct from collective security properly speaking).
    • Then, with only the General Assembly left, we need to change the voting procedure there to reflect both real-world power and dedication to collective security.
    • The party that I lead played a noble role in establishing the post-war institutions and alliances that preserved collective security and eventually liberated Eastern Europe from tyranny.
    • At the third level, the international community has put in place the apparatus of global collective security in the United Nations.
    • The absence of genuine collective security during the Cold War did not prevent misuse of the term.
    • The left was internationalist: it was committed to reconciliation with Germany, disarmament, and collective security through the League of Nations.
 
 
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