A nation or state regarded as breaking international law and posing a threat to the security of other nations.
（被视为破坏国际法并对其他国家的安全构成威胁的）流氓国家，无赖国家
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National missile defense is very useful against rogue states or inadvertent launches by more responsible powers.
More significantly, it first thrust the United States into the unsought role of enforcer of international law against rogue states in league with terrorists.
All this in a world where the biggest problem comes from terrorists and rogue states for whom treaties are meaningless.
No combination of world powers has been able or willing to hold this rogue state accountable for its transgressions.
The commissioner said it was not known whether weapons of mass destruction were falling into the hands of terrorists from rogue states.
The governor is a proponent of early deployment of missile defenses to meet the threat that is emerging and growing from rogue states.
The test sparked political outrage worldwide and heightened fears that the rogue state was close to becoming a nuclear power.
Experts warn the base's use for the US missile defence system will make it a target for "rogue states" or terrorists.
The danger of nukes falling into wrong hands or being smuggled to other rogues states is an over increasing reality.
Rogue states on Europe's periphery pose potential threats to European interests as much as or more than to U.S. interests.
It is hard to imagine a more prudent form of prevention than this program to keep terrorists and rogue states from getting hold of the leftover Soviet arsenal.
None of the so-called "rogue states" (Iran, Iraq, North Korea, etc) have any capacity what-so-ever to threaten the US.
The fact is that the war critics have nothing to offer on the single most urgent issue of our time - rogue states in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.
These weapons may also allow these states to attempt to blackmail the United States and our allies to prevent us from deterring or repelling the aggressive behavior of rogue states.
A nuclear North Korea rogue states are terrorists armed with dirty nukes.
In the future, and likelier than not, democratic regimes will be pitted against totalitarian regimes or leaders in "rogue states."
If nuclear attack by a rogue state were a real danger, it would be logical to develop a broad international response.
Rogue states are dwindling in number and are weakened by flawed economic policies, isolation, and illegitimacy.
Cuba has provided dual-use biotechnology to other rogue states.
The dominant powers of the time - the US, Britain and Russia - saw Germany as a ' rogue state ' which must be crushed.
Definition of rogue state in US English:
rogue state
noun
A nation or state regarded as breaking international law and posing a threat to the security of other nations.
（被视为破坏国际法并对其他国家的安全构成威胁的）流氓国家，无赖国家
Example sentencesExamples
The test sparked political outrage worldwide and heightened fears that the rogue state was close to becoming a nuclear power.
The dominant powers of the time - the US, Britain and Russia - saw Germany as a ' rogue state ' which must be crushed.
All this in a world where the biggest problem comes from terrorists and rogue states for whom treaties are meaningless.
No combination of world powers has been able or willing to hold this rogue state accountable for its transgressions.
National missile defense is very useful against rogue states or inadvertent launches by more responsible powers.
The governor is a proponent of early deployment of missile defenses to meet the threat that is emerging and growing from rogue states.
More significantly, it first thrust the United States into the unsought role of enforcer of international law against rogue states in league with terrorists.
The commissioner said it was not known whether weapons of mass destruction were falling into the hands of terrorists from rogue states.
If nuclear attack by a rogue state were a real danger, it would be logical to develop a broad international response.
Experts warn the base's use for the US missile defence system will make it a target for "rogue states" or terrorists.
The danger of nukes falling into wrong hands or being smuggled to other rogues states is an over increasing reality.
Cuba has provided dual-use biotechnology to other rogue states.
A nuclear North Korea rogue states are terrorists armed with dirty nukes.
Rogue states are dwindling in number and are weakened by flawed economic policies, isolation, and illegitimacy.
In the future, and likelier than not, democratic regimes will be pitted against totalitarian regimes or leaders in "rogue states."
It is hard to imagine a more prudent form of prevention than this program to keep terrorists and rogue states from getting hold of the leftover Soviet arsenal.
The fact is that the war critics have nothing to offer on the single most urgent issue of our time - rogue states in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.
These weapons may also allow these states to attempt to blackmail the United States and our allies to prevent us from deterring or repelling the aggressive behavior of rogue states.
None of the so-called "rogue states" (Iran, Iraq, North Korea, etc) have any capacity what-so-ever to threaten the US.
Rogue states on Europe's periphery pose potential threats to European interests as much as or more than to U.S. interests.