Sentence examples for dedicated to defense from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire was never fully dedicated to defense.

The IBM deal is a big validation for Thomas Campbell, who started investment shop D.C. Capital Partners in 2007 after an acrimonious departure involving a contract dispute from Veritas Capital, a private equity firm dedicated to defense deals.

Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid account for 71percentt of all government spending other than the third of the budget dedicated to defense and government services and agencies -- so-called discretionary funds.

The unusually high productivity in island control plants suggests a tradeoff where resources that might formerly have been dedicated to defense are released for greater growth and reproduction.

Archaea and thermophiles tend to have the largest proportion of their genomes dedicated to defense and these defense genes are often localized in they tend to form genomic islands, which contain many hypothetical genes of defense genes that are larger than typical operons and transposases for horizontal transfer.

Sometimes he found a specialized work dedicated to wall defense.

An obvious irony hangs over the use of Wagner's music in a campaign dedicated to the defense of the Zionist state: for some decades there has been an unofficial ban on live performances of Wagner in Israel.

We've permitted ourselves to freely saturate the Internet with our opinions, our fan art and our tumblrs dedicated to normcore defense lawyers.

Under the NATO construct countries assign their own armies to work under NATO's integrated military command structure, which is dedicated to the defense of the collective member states.

We see organizations dedicated to the defense of the Constitution, such as the American Civil Liberties Union, going to court and winning a partial victory against the poorly conceived Executive Order on the Establishment Clause ("no religious establishment") in the First Amendment.

In the current context of civil disobedience and mass resistance and the absence of organized parties and leaders to lead peaceful popular uprisings in many African dictatorships, it seems that there is a great role to be played by individuals, small groups, civic society and other informal institutions dedicated to the defense and protection of human rights and the rule of law in Africa.