Flexible Response was implemented to develop several options across the spectrum of warfare, other than the nuclear option, for quickly dealing with enemy aggression.
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When and if the government shows flexibility in adopting all of the above in principle, I believe the DPJ will adopt a flexible response,
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She helped out at a recording studio in Bradford called Flexible Response, and subsequently began working with musicians John Hughes and John Beck as The Archers.
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The periods when companies can make serious money tend to be brief, and it takes a quick and flexible response to make the most of them.
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To date, most top Italian judicial figures have defend the law, noting that it has brought down the number of kidnappings and allows for a flexible response.
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To meet these needs, Schlesinger built on existing ideas in developing a flexible response nuclear strategy, which, with the President's approval, he made public by early 1974.
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As a result of these technical changes, the idea of flexible response ossified, while mutually assured destruction ( MAD ) became the primary strategic concept of the era.
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The compact called for increased defense spending on U . S . nuclear capability as well as the establishment of a flexible response force to deal with armed conflicts.
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He oversaw a period when NATO changed its strategy from massive retaliation to so-called flexible response, which resulted in an ever increasing NATO training operations in Northern Norway from 1964.
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In 1980, President Jimmy Carter signed Presidential Directive 59 which endorsed the NUTS strategic posture committed to fight and win a nuclear war, and accepted escalation dominance and flexible response.
