Sentence examples for defence of those from inspiring English sources
There have also been counter-demonstrations by Japanese citizens in defence of those attacked.
But in defence of those young people who were unable to identify the phrases, Cockney rhyming slang is purposefully elusive.
I KNOW this issue is dead (or should be), but I still think Alex Knapp makes some fine metaphysical arguments in defence of those who believe Barack Obama is not an American citizen.(Hat tip: Radley Balko).
So when I became an MP, and plans were floated for cutbacks in maternity services, I was delighted that David Cameron put the defence of those acute services at the heart of our health policy.
The creator of this unlikely roll-call of achievement perversely laments his own lack of inventiveness, while at the same time mounting a spirited defence of those who must simply keep the records, "interpret, analyse, speculate".
Portraying herself as the poster child for battered spouse syndrome, Shepard became a familiar face in media as an advocate for the legal defence of those who attack or kill their partners after suffering persistent abuse.
At summer's end in 1861 that journal reported: "Many of our … friends have enlisted in the defence of the Union, while those that remained … lacked the spirit to indulge in those recreations so rife among us in former seasons".
Against this background, the democratic struggle of the indigenous majority to share in political power has always been embedded in the defence of the specific rights of those communities and the attempt to find a new relationship with the state in the different countries of the region.
In fact, the reader might even regard this book as a defence of the novel against those who might wish to regard fiction as a mere diversion.
In defence of the singers there are those who will point out, correctly, that it is possible to hear much worse at pretty much any ground.
But this is not what some of his conservative fans might have hoped for: a full-blooded defence of the view behind all those exciting Department of Justice memos in which he had a hand.
