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The judge said the Met would have 28 days in which to amend its defence in order to admit or deny that undercover officers using false identities engaged in long-term intimate sexual relationships with those whose activities it wished to observe, that this was authorised or acquiesced in by senior management and that Sutton and Robinson were such officers.

"If that means more money has to be spent on defence in order to increase the efficacy of overseas aid spending, I'm all for it".

In summary, the development of numerical modelling applications dedicated to study the influence of mean sea level rise on coastal low-lying systems subjected to human influence should include structural measures designed for flood defence in order to accurately predict changes in the local tidal properties.

Professor Lamine (KUL), a former Vlaams Blok member and "advisor" of the party's legal team, claimed that the party, for propaganda reasons, purposely undertook a weak defence, in order to lose the case; "For the party leaders, losing was much more interesting.

Anything more and it defeats the purpose of having high offensive stats and low defence in order to keep a low combat level.

Voluntary organisations continue to do what they can, but they cannot repair infrastructure or improve flood defences in order to protect communities from the ever-increasing threat of severe flooding.

The press service for Ukraine's "anti-terrorist operation" said troops would refrain from combat operations in the Donetsk region, except in self-defence, in order to allow investigators to do their work on Thursday.

Building more defences, in order to take people out of flood risk areas, would increase that spending to £170m a year by 2035, the report said.

The attack was successful and the brigade commenced improvements to the defences in order to withstand any counter-attack.

The two airborne divisions would be dropped behind German lines, with their objective to land around Wesel and disrupt enemy defences in order to aid the advance of the British Second Army towards Wesel.

The two airborne divisions would be dropped behind German lines, with their objective to land around Wesel and disrupt enemy defences in order to aid the advance of the British Second Army.