Sentence examples for defence prepared from inspiring English sources

US (GDP $16.24tn) The US has committed $350m with the department of defence prepared to spend more than $1bn to control the outbreak.

The nimble, shifting blues rhythms of You Never Can Tell collapse into themselves, but Berry has his defence prepared: "Look, I'm 81 years old, and you can't top that!" Responding to audience entreaties, he even revisits his lewd nursery rhyme 1972 No 1 My Ding-a-Ling, punctuating its Carry On-style innuendo with lascivious, throaty chuckles.

As prosecution and defence prepare to call witnesses to support their arguments on sentencing, here are a few thoughts about Judge Masipa's options, and the broader trial: Jail term.

This, say NATO's planners, weakens Serbia's air defences, prepared as they are to repel attacks from across the Adriatic to the west.Yet Bulgaria may be playing a more dangerous game than other Balkan states.

Most guests come into the HARDtalk studio with their guard up, their defences prepared.

They will be out "maintaining flood defences, preparing temporary barriers, deploying sandbags along riverbanks, clearing out river blockages" as well as keeping an eye on water levels.

Sumaji's defence initially prepared a legal case for wrongful imprisonment, but the driver chose not to pursue it.

Defence lawyers had reportedly accused the crown office of dragging its feet in handing over evidence so that the defence could prepare adequately ahead of the February trial in the Netherlands.

But NATO is far from winning the war, and the ragged Afghan insurgents seem to have more staying power than the West's mighty alliance.As defence ministers prepare to meet in the Netherlands on October 24th, NATO itself is looking shaky.

"As the far-right Scottish Defence League prepares an anti-Islamic demonstration in Glasgow on Saturday, it is important for the whole nation to send a clear message condemning all forms of bigotry and discrimination".

The team was formed in the early 1970s after Prime Minister Edward Heath asked the Ministry of Defence to prepare for any possible terrorist attack similar to the massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics and ordered that the SAS Counter Revolutionary Warfare (CRW) wing be raised.