Sentence examples for called defence from inspiring English sources

The author was living in a part of New Delhi called Defence Colony and teaching at Delhi University.

And I know we have provided a tremendous amount of funding to the Israeli government in the interest of what's called defence, but has these other things that happen and have more to do with territorial acquisition.

He rarely called defence witnesses, thereby avoiding the possibility of rebuttal witnesses for the Crown, and securing the last word for himself.

Fortunately, there was also a Canadian counter-plan created in case of a US invasion during the same time period as War Plan Red, called Defence Scheme No. 1 (the Canadian military is apparently not that creative with naming battle plans), which would involve a pre-emptive strike on the States.

When designing reactors, engineers attempt to achieve what they call "defence in depth".

But at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant things went wrong in many ways.Nuclear reactors are protected by what plant designers call "defence in depth".

Indeed, the judges refused every request by Nasheed to call defence witnesses to testify because – as the court conveniently concluded – such witnesses "would not be able to refute the evidence submitted by the prosecution".

Indeed, this new work could quite as easily be called "In Defence of Cooking".

I'm based in Newcastle, but on Tuesday I drove to Wakefield to do what is called a defence autopsy.

"We need men aged 18-45 who are already in Ukraine, or are ready to go," says a page called Civil Defence of Ukraine.

"If further negotiations prove negative then further industrial action will be called in defence of our agreements and for proper pay for our members".