Sentence examples for compassionate defence from inspiring English sources
Even those well-meaning observers who originally sought to mount a compassionate defence of a military solution to the iniquities of Saddam Hussein now speak in despair about the brutal incompetence of its execution.
But of the advertised defence of compassionate Conservatism, there was almost nothing of substance.
In 2006, the law commission recommended separate categories of offence to cover mercy killing, or a partial defence to cover compassionate cases.
The one false note, in a play based on a compassionate understanding of adolescent angst, comes in a defence of the young which sounds too like an authorial statement.
She said Duncan Smith had spoken "very passionately and with great dignity" but also attempted a defence of the budget and insisted the Conservatives were still "modern and compassionate".
Matt Bellamy's interest in defence procurement isn't merely geeky, metallic or paranoid; it's also fiercely compassionate.
#Compassionate #Conservatives".
Remember "compassionate conservatism"?
