Sentence examples for defence challenges from inspiring English sources

A protectionist EADC, wielding huge political influence, could be the worst possible thing for European governments who want to deal with new defence challenges in a cost-effective way.

Reviews of UK security and defence strategy usually fail, either because the mismatch between strategy and budget becomes too great, or because of a failure to identify and anticipate security and defence challenges as they evolve.

"Given that Scotland is a northern European country with the Atlantic to our west, the Iceland gap to our north and the North Sea to our east, we should take responsibility for the environmental and defence challenges we face there … But Scotland needs the full toolbox that independence brings to do it".

"Given that Scotland is a northern European country with the Atlantic to our west, the Iceland gap to our north and the North Sea to our east, we should take responsibility for the environmental and defence challenges we face there … But Scotland needs the full toolbox that independence brings to do it". If Scotland did knock at the Nordic door, would anyone answer?

Enthusiasts want Europe to be able to match the American companies' competitive edge; others hope that the new EADC might pave the way for more transatlantic co-operation to meet new defence challenges.What challenges?

Pistorius: Defence challenges police account Jump to media player The BBC's Andrew Harding has been at at the bail hearing in Pretoria and reports from outside the courtroom.

In a 1996 murder trial, where the nine defendants were eventually hanged, the defence challenged 205 potential jurors.

Rafael gave away a goal after 29 seconds and no one in Brazil's defence challenged the free header for the second goal.

In his 1925 paper "Memorandum Regarding the Air Defence of Australia", Williams defined "the fundamental nature of Australia's defence challenge" and "the enduring characteristics of the RAAF's strategic thinking".

In comments on the draft document, the EA, which is responsible for delivering flood defences, repeatedly challenges funding claims made by Defra and warns of "own goals".

In comments on the draft document, the Environment Agency (EA), responsible for delivering flood defences, repeatedly challenges funding claims made by Defra and warns of "own goals".