Sentence examples for a sort of defence from inspiring English sources
IT IS not every day that a publication of America's foreign-policy establishment, which generally reflects the liberal sensibilities of think-tanks, law practices and college faculties, publishes a sort of defence of the public role of Russian Orthodoxy.
In contrast, Leeds will do well to recover from this setback and mount any sort of defence of the Super League title they have won the past three seasons.
Arsene Wenger - exactly like his shambolic Arsenal team - refused to mount any sort of defence after the home defeat to Monaco left them contemplating another Champions League exit in the last 16.
Mr Prince says he never intended to build a new sort of defence firm.
So if there can no longer be an infidelity defence there is instead a sort of "infidelity plus" defence, notwithstanding the statute says: "In deciding whether a loss of self-control had a qualifying trigger, the fact that a thing done or said constituted sexual infidelity is to be disregarded".
So perhaps it was a sort of self-preservation defence mechanism kicking in (Claire) One mother also spoke of her sadness that her partner chose not to see their stillborn baby and the loss of shared experience as a family.
In Mexico City G20 members made it clear that they would not stump up cash for the fund until there was a "credible" commitment from Europe.Worse, even if it were fully in place, this is still a rather flimsy sort of defence.
Sometimes teams do use a sort of "box and one" defence, when a specific player will be asked to stick to someone like glue throughout the game.
And the first of those is the only sort of defence business that is growing.Hughes, a notably dynamic firm that Raytheon agreed to buy for $9.5 billion in January, could revitalise its parent.
Frances McDormand soon bursts in as some sort of defence secretary.
