Sentence examples for a primary bulwark from inspiring English sources

Despite all of these facts, and despite the fact that the Uzbeks are a primary bulwark against the encroaching Taliban in Northern Afghanistan, and the fact that Dostum himself has personally led local troops in combat as recently as this summer against the Taliban, he is widely defined by the State Department not as a vice president but rather as a predatory warlord.

In attacking the legitimacy of the Florida Supreme Court's ruling favoring Al Gore -- to allow the results of manual ballot recounts in three heavily Democratic counties to be included in the state's final tally -- the Bush camp risks turning a political impasse into a constitutional crisis by undermining the primary bulwark of our Republic, an independent judiciary (front page, Nov. 22).

But Mukherjee's primary bulwark against patness is a piece of formal daring.

The country has already created a one-million-member People's Armed Police, a paramilitary force with training in crowd control, as the primary bulwark against unruly demonstrations, and further growth in these forces is expected as well.

He also placed faith in Redbox's $1 rental price as the company's primary bulwark, which he says "will be very difficult for any digital distribution player to approach".

Pull processes include social processes that not only keep people in high-risk locations, but also provide the primary bulwark against adversity.

Either public employee unions are the primary bulwark of the middle class, saving the U.S. from another Great Depression and social unrest, or they are disgustingly parasitic and shamelessly bleeding the taxpayers dry with bloated pay and benefit packages, based upon a complete disconnect from reality.

Many adjuvants act by stimulating pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) present on cells of the innate immune system, which is the primary bulwark against invading pathogens.

For better and sometimes worse, these have been primary bulwarks of Jewish success in America.

Clinton and her supporters are counting on voters in those and similar churches to form a bulwark in Tuesday's primary, much as black voters elsewhere have done throughout the primary season.

The main bulwark against a double dip remains the consumer.