Sentence examples for defence apparatus from inspiring English sources

If the US army and the defence apparatus still need help from the muckrakers at Wikileaks to remind them of this fact, then let the leaks continue.

Traditionally, GGT and GSH have been regarded as essential components of the cell's defence apparatus against oxidative stress.

Germany seeks to advance the creation of a more unified European political, defence, and security apparatus.

Nicknamed Ngwena (The Crocodile) because of his ruthlessness, Mnangagwa has held various senior posts in the country's defence and internal security apparatus.

If a potentially upsetting newspaper article or blog post gets past this first line of defence, someone from the vast propaganda apparatus will intervene.

Specifically, the constitution authorises the commander-in-chief to appoint and control all cabinet members in charge of departments relating to the apparatus of state security, such as defence, home affairs and border affairs (dealing with ethnic and strategic matters).

The identified proteins can be related to modulation of the photosynthetic apparatus components, re-direction of the metabolism to sustain defence responses and deployment of defence proteins.

Europe remained split last night over policy towards Assad, agreeing to a range of sanctions against 13 top figures in the president's security apparatus, but exempting the president and his defence minister from the blacklist which entails a travel ban for the EU and a freeze on their assets.

A biomimetic CFD study [36 39] of the bombardier beetle's explosive discharge apparatus and unique natural 'combustion' technique in its jet-based defence mechanism helps designing a short mass ejection system and a long range of spray ejection pertinent to reigniting a gas turbine aircraft engine which has cut out, when the cold outside air temperature is extremely low.

12 However, his position as minister of defence for five years does establish a clear link to the military apparatus in Russia.

They had spent their professional lives inside the US intelligence apparatus – devoted, they thought, to the protection of the homeland and defence of the constitution.