Sentence examples for Several defences from inspiring English sources

The FAO offers several defences.

Gauss had already found fault with several defences of Euclid's Elements, and as the years went by he came to be entirely confident that there was a new, two-dimensional geometry different from Euclidean plane geometry.

There are several defences to trespass to land; license, justification by law, necessity and jus tertii.

There are several defences to nuisance claims; in Nichols v Marsland, for example, "Act of God" was accepted as a defence.

He also faced Labour criticism after it emerged he is being accompanied on his Middle East tour by executives from major British companies, including several defence manufacturers.

The trial judges barred the lawyer for one of the men from attending court sessions and from presenting several defence witnesses and cross-examining prosecution witnesses.

Several defence lawyers expressed alarm that "nice kids" who had foolishly got swept up in the disorder were being sent to young offender institutions (YOIs) to rub shoulders with far more hardened criminals.

Accordingly, several defence-related DEGs that were downregulated in the GC lines under basal conditions were upregulated following infection (DEGs uniquely upregulated in the GC lines) and ultimately returned to the expression levels observed in wild-type plants.

They began in March when several defence officials and top politicians, including the head of the BJP, were caught by journalists on camera accepting bribes in exchange for promoting sales by a fictitious arms manufacturer.

"Defence and security is a legitimate business like any other and we will apply the same very high standards, rigour, experience and skill to organising events in this sector as we do in all of our others". Reed's decision last June to stop organising defence shows followed a long campaign over its involvement in several defence shows, including one in London.

Although there is no suggestion that any rules have been broken, peers have given parliamentary passes to the director of government affairs for BP, the political director of the Taxpayers' Alliance, to several defence lobbyists, and to four members of the Christian group Care.