Sentence examples for defence of why from inspiring English sources

So that's my probably feeble defence of why a lot my parts seemed me-ish.

These results provide a robust defence of why women should be supported in returning to work after childbirth; they make it harder, however, to dislodge the stigma that attaches to single parents.

"I've told the government I would return if they would guarantee a fair trial where I can make a public interest defence of why this was done and allow a jury to decide," Snowden told a libertarian conference, the New Hampshire Liberty Forum.

Or try this for an eloquent defence of why the welfare state benefits not just the poor: "How selfish man be supposed, there are evidently some principles in his nature which interest him in the fortunes of others and render their happiness necessary to him though he derives nothing from it except the pleasure of seeing it," wrote Adam Smith in the Theory of Moral Sentiments.

Published in Britain as "In Defence of Dogs: Why Dogs Need Our Understanding".

He has difficulty with the defence's version of why the accused changed his place in the bed.

And he said he had difficulty with the defence's version of why the accused slept on the other side of the bed from usual that night.

Given that no recent military action has truly been in defence of these islands, why wouldn't you be honest (like the Victorians were) and rename your department The Ministry of War? Nigel Fordham, Gloucestershire As the Chief of the Defence Staff says, you don't defend on the goal line.

So while the Turkish parliament congratulated itself on a long night's defence of democracy, many wonder why its members connived in the decline of the rule of law.

Unsurprisingly, Regal Homes were not happy, and when they tried to fight the ACV, local organisations swept to the defence of The Joiners, explaining why it was so vital.

The patchwork nature of the defence raised, again, the old issue of why Brendan Rodgers did not sign an established centre-half in the summer.