Flexible response requires mutually assured destruction ( MAD ) at tactical, strategic and conventional levels, bestowing upon the United States the ability to respond to aggression across the spectrum of warfare.
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Looking ahead, the leaders called for a " flexible response " to the development of electronic money systems, to reduce impediments to innovation and competition that could hinder the development of e-money.
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The plane was hailed for its performance in the Persian Gulf war, a war whose very strategy of quick, flexible response was based largely on ideas Boyd had been promoting for years.
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Looking ahead, the leaders call for a " flexible response " to the development of electronic money systems, to reduce impediments to innovation and competition that could hinder the development of e-money.
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Galassi said that Reath, the academy's president, " tried very hard to get Bill to revise his plans in light of the changed expectations and didn't meet with a very flexible response . ".
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San Soo practitioners claim this method of training builds an automatic and flexible response in much the same way we learn language a few words at a time until we have full and versatile vocabularies.
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The transaction is expected to result in " reduced time to market, improved product quality and more rapid and flexible response " to customer needs, said Henry Potts, director of Motorola's emerging computing operations unit.
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Firing early might mean striking civilian targets ( countervalue ) when the Soviets had only targeted military installations, something US politicians considered to be a serious problem ( part of the flexible response doctrine ).
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These moves were significant because McNamara was abandoning President Dwight D . Eisenhower's policy of massive retaliation in favor of a flexible response strategy that relied on increased U . S . capacity to conduct limited, non-nuclear warfare.
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In 2009, during discussions on the Creation and Internet law ( HADOPI law ), he was the member for the Presidential Majority, investing most actively against the principle of flexible response, with technical and legal arguments, both in the chamber and the media.
