Sentence examples for compromise in the defence of from inspiring English sources

Brutally tortured while in jail in the early 1970s for her participation in the armed resistance against Brazil's then military government, Ms Rousseff has insisted she will not compromise in the defence of human rights.

"I did shoot him, but not in defence of myself, but in the defence of others".

They had been firing in self-defence or in the defence of colleagues.

Her organized forces had been sacrificed in the defence of Charleston.

The Allied force deployed to Greece was much smaller than the German force in the region and the defence of the country was compromised by inconsistencies between Greek and Allied plans.

'The defence of realism in Vaisesika.' In Partha Ghose, ed.

It has expressed concern thatSunday's cabinet decision reflects a wider trend in Israeli legislation that compromises the country's treaties with the EU binding it to the defence of human rights.

Serum plays an important role in the natural defence of fish against bacterial infections.

That is not to say they expect the new government to compromise on its defence of Britain's vital interests.

They're very active of course in the defence, homeland security.

The role of platelets in the defence against infection is increasingly stressed [83, 116].