Sentence examples for consequences of defending from inspiring English sources

Horace Rumpole had, like all great fictional characters, been composed from fragments of the real people John had worked with, his father, and James Burge (a mercurial Old Bailey junior who never quite recovered from the professional consequences of defending Stephen Ward during the Profumo scandal in 1963) and Jeremy Hutchinson, a mighty defence silk married at the time to Peggy Ashcroft.

But now if you're in the media, there is a clear sense in which you are "either you are for freedom of the press, or you are with the terrorists" -- because you can't be for freedom of the press if you would prefer not to do the proper job of the press if that is what it takes to avoid the possible consequences of defending press freedom by exercising it.

Maybe it was a illusory consequence of rubbish defending; perhaps it's just coincidental that so many managers have simultaneously decided that attack is the best form of defence.

Those arrested said they were prepared to face the consequences to defend the rights of the undocumented community. .

Incumbents have three ways of defending themselves.

With this in mind, what are the consequences of failing to defend Van Jones, and no doubt, of stabbing him in the back and pushing him out the door?

There are several explanations why the size of defended prey was not used in predators' decisions to eat defended prey.

A performance-based framework was built for the safety design of chemical facility layout, which contains four key components: hazard identification, performance target confirmation, consequence assessment and defending effect evaluation.

(This pluralist approach to randomness is reminiscent of the pluralist position with respect to the informal notion of logical consequence defended by Beall and Restall (2006).) So, for computable functions, the Martin-Löf random reals (those represented by a ML-random sequence) provide a precise measure one set that corresponds to the 'almost everywhere' of the non-effective Theorem 9.

Failure to shield the system against the potential consequences of a bubble is harder to defend.

Leading the world in the effort to curtail climate change is a moral obligation to our descendants, but there is an equally urgent need to defend against the consequences of the damage already done to our poor biosphere.