Sentence examples for be defence of from inspiring English sources

The weak EU handling of the Georgian crisis proves that, while we should forge alliances, the primary goal of British foreign policy should be defence of the national interest.The question takes on urgency not only because of rising tensions with Russia and the questions they are forcing Europe to confront, but also because America will soon hand over power to a new administration.

The UJS is an organisation whose primary purpose is defence of Israel, right or wrong.

A substantial part of his winning election pitch against Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front in 2017 was defence of the European project.

The starting-point of his political identity was defence of black people's rights.

During the war, Lord Gilbert was defence minister of state formally responsible for intelligence.

Before serving as foreign minister he was defence minister of Poland for two years.

"Equally, there is no defence of moral justification for killing, just as there is no defence of religious justification.

There is no defence of Ross's words and no apology so soon after that can be construed as meaningful.

It was "the defence of learning".

In a sense, your book is a defence of adolescents.

But my essays are a defence of my self-voyaging.