Sentence examples for defence foundation from inspiring English sources

"Missile defence," he told me, "is a very important step towards re-invigorating the core collective defence foundation of Nato, which all the allies should appreciate".

Recently the respected fashion writer Sarah Mower, also ambassador for emerging talent at the British Fashion Council, wrote a passionate defence: "The foundations of London fashion are on a better footing than they've been for 25 years, certainly since I've been reporting its critical ups and mortifying downs".

In shaping Arsenal's defence, Graham laid foundations for Wenger before being sacked in 1995.

But now there's a foundation and defence that will allow us to go to that extra level.

For a cricketer who forged a glittering career through spin, Shane Warne may not have appreciated the irony of being forced into a robust defence of his charitable foundation after it closed its doors this week following the launch of a government inquiry into its finances.

Laidlaw missed the testing conversion and the hosts found an instant reply when Cuthbert battered his way through the defence to lay the foundations for Parks to slot his second drop-goal.

Keep winning and no-one is too bothered about how it's done and if Johnson's team can keep building on their foundations in defence, set-piece work, goal kicking and desire then a win against Wales is not out of reach.

Antonio Conte built their success on a solid defence and it laid the foundation for a dynasty that continues to grow to this day.

Defence minister Philip Dunne said: "The foundation contract will help sustain around 2,000 jobs at Rolls-Royce Submarines in the UK, which provides a unique national strategic capability that has a vital role to play in meeting the present and future defence and security needs of the UK".

The argument advanced by Labour and the Tories - that Trident is so important that it should be kept out of the review - has never made much sense to me: why would you exclude the foundation of Britain's defence policy from a review of Britain's defence policy?

Watford's victory was built on firm foundations and a defence that first faced a floaty front three, then a lone striker and finally a two after Christian Benteke joined the fray for the final quarter-hour, and allowed not one of those players a notable chance.