Sentence examples for contribute to defend from inspiring English sources

Don Black, who runs Stormfront.org, the most popular white supremacist site in the world bases on daily traffic, has asked members to contribute to defend against what he said was an unprecedented threat to its existence.

She further said, "Working with UNICEF as an Ambassador will allow me to contribute to defend the rights of children, including the right to education, health, nutrition, water, sanitation, equality, protection and participation and ensure compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child because that's what UNICEF is all about".

It will contribute to defending the peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and in the area around it.

The test will contribute to defending the sovereignty of the country and the nation and socialism and ensuring peace and security on the Korean peninsula and the region".

While the immune function of these cells could contribute to defending the brain against cancer cell invasion, it is becoming clear that brain tumor cells can co-opt glia to promote tumor growth and invasion.

It certainly contributed to defending, although only partially, the character of the places, but in a complete absence of a long-term vision.

We are desperate and we'll accept support from whoever will give it, so long as it contributes to defending against the [Assad] regime," a rebel leader who was vetted by the US told Lister.

It has also been reported that a large influx of heterophils is observed in the intestines of SE-infected chickens, indicating an increase in heterophils to the infection site contributes to defending against microbial infection [ 9, 10].

Edible ellagic acid contributes to defending us against viruses, cell mutation, cancer, and repairing the sunburn.

A group of seven Republican senators, led by Joni Ernst of Iowa, warned in a letter Thursday that the administration risked "alienating key international partners that contribute to our ability to defend our nation and maintain international stability".

America Votes, a D.C.-based, union-backed group, contributed $300,000 to Defend Justice, making it the single biggest donor.