Sentence examples for defence on which from inspiring English sources

That causes few serious difficulties with immigration (the Schengen agreement) or defence (on which Britain has taken a lead).

The IFS also stressed that Osborne's plans still imply deep cuts to Whitehall departments, outside the protected areas of health, schools, overseas aid – and now defence, on which the chancellor promised to spend more.

Natalya Markasova, a spokeswoman for the prosecutor, told Interfax that according to early information Dmitri "presented a false court ruling which recognised him as his civilian defence counsel, on which basis he got access to the jail".

This promotion was built on a strong defence, of which Gannon and fellow centre-back Sean Connelly were a major part.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson fielded a young defence on Wednesday, which he conceded "were just too young".

His scepticism toward missile defence, a programme on which the US has spent billions in spite of a poor testing record and a shaky rationale, is healthy.

Then, solidity in defence was the rock on which their championship triumph was founded.

But the PHE medical advice on which defence officials base their decisions has never recommended the use of Lariam for those going to Afghanistan.

He then tells me a bit about what the national cyber defence division is working on, which is basically hunting down Chinese hackers, warning German companies against Chinese hackers and reminding government officials not to click on weird links in emails.

THE automatic cuts imposed by Congress's "sequester" on America's budget fall heavily on defence, which accounts for at least half of discretionary spending.

Jennings said he did not think Australia would be called on to increase defence spending as it already spent 2% of GNP a year on defence, which only five of the 28 Nato allies did.