Sentence examples for a staunch defense from inspiring English sources
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Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's vice chairwoman, on Saturday used the study to offer a staunch defense of the program, which is supposed to last through June.
With criticism of the police infusing the Democratic race to succeed him, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Tuesday offered a staunch defense of the New York Police Department, as well as a spirited attack against its critics.
Although it contains several episodes that are presented as treatments for never-to-be-produced screenplays, "City of God" mounts a staunch defense of literature against the movies: "The literary experience extends impression into discourse.
In a six-page letter to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, chairman of the education committee, Ms. Spellings offered a staunch defense of the department's practices and its oversight of the student loan industry.
Mr. Obama gave a staunch defense of his administration's actions to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions and said tough sanctions put in place by the United States and Europe were starting to work and were part of the reason Iran had returned to the negotiation table.
We shall see if the Boys in Blue and Black can continue their goal scoring streak of at least 2 goals per game since March 31st against a very staunch defense who've only allowed 6 goals this entire season.
Monique's staunch defense of a Jewish shopkeeper, Monsieur Marks John Littlee), has put her at odds with Henri.
Lawrence O'Donnell was so bowled over by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's staunch defense of a Muslim-American judge that he gave the Republican what he said was his show's first standing ovation.
His staunch defense of a "wall of separation" continues to inspire those of us who think religion and government should keep to themselves -- the two have never been compatible, as evidenced from religious/political conflicts within the United States and the world alike.
