Sentence examples for adequately defended from inspiring English sources

"All communities at risk of flooding must be adequately defended.

The premise underlying the entire book is that conscious moral thinking can only be utilitarian, but this is nowhere adequately defended.

Some commentators argue these fundamental freedoms have not been adequately defended and that the independent Commonwealth agency I lead, the Australian Human Rights Commission, has emphasised anti-discrimination laws over the core freedoms that are vital to a robust democracy.

So a treasured cultural landmark is crumbling before a battery of waves, and there is terrible feeling that, even if it wins all the regulatory concessions in the world, it can't be adequately defended.

"This assessment of security at Indian Point confirms what we've suspected all along, which is that the plant is not adequately defended from a terrorist attack," said the executive director of Riverkeeper, Alex Matthiessen.

National frontiers can no longer be adequately defended in an era of intercontinental ballistic missiles, especially with the rapid diffusion of the technology required for delivery systems as well as for nuclear weapons themselves.

The appeals court agreed with the defense argument that his strokes and heart problems had caused mild dementia, a condition that Chilean law says impedes a defendant from adequately defending himself.

Equally important, the lawyer who is appointed has to have the resources available to adequately defend the case".

The IPA, which has close links to the Liberal party, has previously called for the abolition of the Human Rights Commission, arguing it did not adequately defend free speech.

One question that must asked in the weeks ahead is: What happens to the contractors who did not adequately defend their secrets?

A change in the law is necessary, government officials say, because individual soldiers abroad are barred from carrying guns, and can't adequately defend themselves.