Sentence examples for defence capacities from inspiring English sources

This exciting observation published in 1956, however, did not lead into any research activity aimed at strengthening the defence capacities of the body, but rather was overshadowed by hopes and hypes offered by the emerging chemotherapy.

Accordingly, previous reports suggest that low-dose arsenite may protect from DNA damage and may increase DNA repair (Snow et al., 2005), induce telomerase activity (Zhang et al., 2003) and NRF-2-dependent stress defence capacities (Pi et al., 2003), increase reduced cellular glutathione (Deneke, 1992), and lastly promote cellular proliferation (Yang et al., 2007).

Internal security implies also an external dimension, a defence capacity.

The key to our joint success is defence capacity – transatlantic wherever possible, and European when necessary.

They are starting to move in much the same way towards an EU-centred defence capacity.

Higher taxes, reduced prison numbers, cuts in essential defence capacity, reduced support for the family and no action on Europe provide the increasingly bleak background.

Mr Sarkozy will have trouble pointing to a tangible European defence capacity to show he has got his side of the bargain.

Apparently it wasn't a cynical ploy by Stalin to split Europe with Hitler, but rather a move which gave the Soviets "time to strengthen the country's defence capacity".

Their task in bed was to find out whatever they could about the strategic plans of NATO armed forces, the defence capacity and economy of the West, and suchlike.

While insisting she was not proposing an EU army, Mogherini said the UK's impending departure had left other EU governments with no excuse for not moving forward on giving the EU a defence capacity.

Farrell has been likened to Wilkinson for his meticulousness, defence, capacity to stick to a gameplan, dedication, competitiveness and accurate goal-kicking, but Jones is looking for more than that in his 10.