Translation of "Military capacity" in German

And only the United States has the military capacity to do such a thing.

But Rehoboam seems to have had adequate resources or military capacity.

This includes also the creation of a military capacity.

I do not think that the EU shall develop a military capacity in any way.

Over the past few months, much has been said about the European Union's deficient military capacity.

China’s dizzying increase in its military capacity is another obvious source of concern in Asia.

Do we want to provide the Union with real operational capacity, including military capacity?

We should constructively develop the military capacity which the war in Kosovo, in particular, has necessarily brought about.

The British rulers have accumulated enormous wealth over centuries and have a significant military capacity.

The past three decades saw China’s phenomenal rise with respect to economic and military capacity.

But without the military capacity, without military credibility, we are like a dog whose bark is worse than its bite.

In the present context, the lack of any common European foreign policy and discrepancies between Member States in the area of funding and military technological capacity make NATO a vital partner for managing military crises.

It is not a question of taking a stand a priori, but of adopting a consistent and rigorous approach in which military capacity is merely a deterrent and will never become a vehicle for radically changing the nature of the European Union or promoting a system of values other than the one upheld.

The regional characteristics will require a special focus on humanitarian and military capacity in order to provide security and stability.

We find ourselves in the middle of an economic crisis and, as a consequence, we must pull together in order to reduce costs and increase the interoperability of the military capacity of our Member States.

NATO's role and military capacity were not underestimated, but there was no express call for membership.

The European Council at Cologne discussed Europe' s capacity for attending to the so-called Petersberg Tasks, which are in accordance with Article 17 of the Treaty on European Union, and which are humanitarian and rescue actions, peacekeeping and action by combat forces to restore peace in crisis situations, including when there is a credible military capacity.

In order to become a credible player in maintaining peace and stability, the Union also needs a civil and military capacity for crisis management.

On foreign policy, we do not agree that we need to increase military capacity.

Developing military capacity by increasing synergy, reducing duplication and improving arms cooperation will help everyone, but especially the small Member States.

Without a credible military capacity, the common European security and defence policy will remain on paper and in the words of those who do not have the necessary tools to effectively implement it.