Sentence examples for be capable of defending from inspiring English sources

Japan could not be capable of defending themselves in the Asian front if the Koreas re-engage in war and China intervenes.

SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR -- Without the athleticism and energy of Manu Ginóbili, San Antonio would probably not be capable of defending its title.

For surely we want to know which communities or associations of communities, if any, will be capable of defending themselves against the imperialists.

The appointment was not universally welcomed; the anti-Semitic press wondered if, as a non-German, Mahler would be capable of defending German music.

The purpose in establishing this right was for the state to be capable of defending itself against oppression, which made perfect sense after a Revolutionary War had been fought and won to reject such oppression.

It is becoming increasingly important in modern conflicts to be capable of defending one's population, objects, and communications from the activity of special operations forces, in view of their increasing use.

This is the real point of the film -- that we are still human beings and so long as we are capable of defending our dignity with the full-throated force of our humanity, we can survive.

"Iran is capable of defending itself," he said.

"We reconfirmed to ourselves that we're capable of defending".

But not even the most conservative French person is capable of defending it anymore".

A stout 6 feet 3 inches, Davis is capable of defending both guard positions.