armed neutrality

After a while they reached a state of armed neutrality.

With his own world, from now on, there could never be more than an armed neutrality.

This did not mean hostility, but only an armed neutrality.

Switzerland maintained a state of armed neutrality during the first world war.

Switzerland has long been known for its policy of defensively armed neutrality.

The Karnala political philosophy seemed to be one of armed neutrality.

An armed neutrality was to be observed until after Sword Wednesday.

The conference failed to produce a united course of action, but adopted the policy of armed neutrality.

In keeping with its policy of armed neutrality, Sweden has long been active in international peace efforts.

As usual, it was about Effie, for on most other subjects they preserved an armed neutrality.

But armed neutrality isn't very attractive in Eastern Europe.

Sweden's armed neutrality was successfully preserved in both World Wars.

Most voters support the government in its philosophy of armed neutrality underlying its foreign and defense policies.

Both now stand aside from the East-West confrontation through a foreign policy of not very armed neutrality.

Prudence reflected that if this was armed neutrality it was going to be very dull.

To this end also Hanover had to provide troops for the so-called demarcation army maintaining the armed neutrality.

It was a continuation of our policy, maintained over centuries, of achieving permanent armed neutrality.

"Armed neutrality it sounds a splendid solution He lifted a finger to a hovering waiter.

She forgot about the armed neutrality.

"And these consistent submarine incursions seriously undermine the credibility of the policy of armed neutrality."

They spent the morning having a good gossip over their coffee while Nelson and Silky sat in armed neutrality before the stove.

A sovereign state that reserves the right to become a belligerent if attacked by a party to the war is in a condition of armed neutrality.

'If not a truce, how about armed neutrality?'

This confirmed suspicions among the Allies regarding the "armed neutrality" of Vichy territories.

Switzerland's wartime generation remains firmly committed to the idea that armed neutrality was necessary to fend off possible invasion by neighboring Germany.