Sentence examples for classification to defend from inspiring English sources
I will never abandon – and I will vigorously defend – the necessity of classification to defend our troops at war; to protect sources and methods; and to safeguard confidential actions that keep the American people safe.
There was no hearing to defend the classification by the town that was done by the fire chief and/or the police.
The reliability and usefulness of the Linnaean system was a subject of much debate when Darwin was composing The Loves of the Plants, leading scholars to conclude that one of his intentions in publishing the poem was to defend the Linnaean classification scheme.
Brown was ruled to be outside the new classification boundaries, and so will be unable to defend her Paralympic title in Rio in 2016.
World Archery has changed its classification rules, meaning Brown will be unable to defend her Paralympic title in Rio in 2014.
Monsanto has been calling on EPA to defend glyphosate against the cancer claims since the IARC classification came out in March 2015.
In the UK a group of Uber drivers successfully challenged the company's classification of them as self-employed at a tribunal in 2016, going on to defend the decision against Uber's first appeal.
The Bible contains well-known historical problems, inconsistencies, and moral difficulties--so many, that the encyclopedias, books, and essays written by evangelicals to "defend" the Bible could probably justify their own Library of Congress classification number.
Conn).. Previously, the Administration has defended Section 3 in jurisdictions where circuit courts have already held that classifications based on sexual orientation are subject to rational basis review, and it has advanced arguments to defend DOMA Section 3 under the binding standard that has applied in those cases.
