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NATO Pact - translation to English

PUNK ROCK BAND

Action Pact; Action Pact!; !Action pact!

NATO Pact

NATO Verdrag

non-aggression pact

PEACE TREATY

Non-aggression treaty; Nonaggression treaty; Nonaggression pact; Non-Agression Pact; Non-aggression act; Neutrality pact; Non aggression pact; Non-Aggression Pact; Nonagression; List of non-aggression pacts; List of neutrality pacts

non-agressiepact, niet aanvalsverdrag

NATO member states

STATE BEING MEMBER OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION

List of members of NATO; Member state of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; NATO members; List of NATO members; Members of NATO; NATO member states; NATO member state; NATO countries; Nato members; NATO membership; NATO member; NATO member countries

de NATO-landen (landen die bij NATO-verbond zijn aangesloten)

Definition

PACT I

An early system on the IBM 701. Version PACT IA was for the IBM 704. [Listed in CACM 2(5):16 (May 1959)]. (1994-11-30)

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Wikipedia

!Action Pact!

!Action Pact! was a London-based punk rock band, formed in 1981 by guitarist Wild Planet, bassist Kim Igoe, George Cheex, and drummer Joe Fungus. They would later break up in 1986.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/!Action Pact!

Examples of use of NATO Pact

1. "They allowed us to prepare and train, despite international pressure, and knowing that we were getting ready to strike the idols of this age _ the American forces and the NATO pact," the al–Qaida leader said.

2. Bin Laden was shown expressing his appreciation for the Taliban, the Islamic regime that ran Afghanistan and gave refuge to al–Qaida until the U.S.–led invasion toppled them in late 2001. They allowed us to prepare and train, despite international pressure, and knowing that we were getting ready to strike the idols of this age – the American forces and the NATO pact,‘‘ the al–Qaida leader said.