 There must be international cooperative action to set up the mechanisms which can thus insure peace. This must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule of law cannot be successfully challenged and that the burden...  Education for Victory - Page 22edited by - 1944Full view - About this book
 | United States. Office of War Information - 1942 - 688 pages
...action to set up the mechanisms which can thus insure peace. This must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...successfully challenged and that the burden of armaments nay be reduced to a minimum ... It is plain that one of the institution? which rai9t be established... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Post-war Military Policy - Draft - 1945 - 636 pages
...sixth point, the reduction of arms : "International cooperative action must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule of law cannot be successfully challenged, that the burden of armaments may be reduced to a minimum." The fourth of the "four freedoms" which... | |
 | 1949 - 752 pages
...which can thus insure peace. This must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a 1 manner that the rule of law cannot be successfully...the burden of armaments may be reduced to a minimum. "In the creation of such mechanisms there would be a practical and purposeful application of sovereign... | |
 | United States. Department of State. Office of Public Affairs - 1950 - 270 pages
..."RULE OF LAW" ... This [setting up of mechanisms to insure peace] must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...the burden of armaments may be reduced to a minimum. --Radio address, July 23, 1942; Department of State Bulletin, July 25, 1942, p. W7" ~ Secretary Marshall... | |
 | Hilton Proctor Goss - United States - 1955 - 334 pages
...action to set up the mechanisms which can thus assure peace. This must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...... It is plain that one of the institutions which roust be established and be given vitality is an international court of justice. It is equally clear... | |
 | Hilton Proctor Goss, Charles Marion Thomas - United States - 1959 - 364 pages
...action to set up the mechanisms which can thus assure peace. This must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...given vitality is an international court of justice. It is equally clear that, in the process of re-establishing international order, the United Nations... | |
 | United States. Dept. of State - Latin America - 1967 - 1726 pages
...Staff Conversations — 1940.) (c) International cooperative action must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...the burden of armaments may be reduced to a minimum. (Press statement by Secretary of State Cordell Hull, 21 March 1944. ) 12 (d) This Government is committed... | |
 | Michla Pomerance - Political Science - 1996 - 530 pages
...and indeed all processes of international cooperation, presuppose respect for law and obligations. It is plain that one of the institutions which must be established and given vitality is an international court of justice.' New York Times , 24 July 1942, p. 4 col. 6. Again,... | |
 | Cecelia Lynch - History - 1999 - 268 pages
...Hull also stressed that postwar international cooperative mechanisms "must include eventual adjustment of national armaments in such a manner that the rule...burden of armaments may be reduced to a minimum." This emphasis concurred with the Advisory Committee's belief that a "general demand to curtail expenditures... | |
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