Sentence examples for defence rules from inspiring English sources

The US has flown two B-52 military aircraft over disputed islands in the East China Sea in defiance of new Chinese air defence rules, officials say.

The US has flown two B-52 bombers over disputed islands in the East China Sea in defiance of new Chinese air defence rules, officials say.

The B-52 planes flew over disputed islands in the East China Sea on Tuesday without announcing themselves, defying new Chinese air defence rules.

But on December 6th he had the chance to repair his liberal credentials when he launched a green paper on the EU's trade-defence policy.The EU's trade-defence rules, which determine when it can impose anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and safeguard measures, were drawn up a decade ago.

A lack of poise and vision at crucial moments was to blame as defences ruled in sticky conditions in the Welsh capital.

In 1971 Betjeman made a passionate speech in defence of Rules at a planning meeting discussing proposals to redevelop the Maiden Lane area of Covent Garden.

Now, with the easing of defence export rules – part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's wider effort to put Japan's history behind it and return the country to a more "normal" footing – Japanese companies making military equipment have the opportunity to sell abroad.

It heaps criticism on poison-pill takeover defences and rules that make it impossible for shareholders to sack an incompetent board in one go.

But the abiding American suspicion of France on defence may rule it out.Europe's defence companies are connected by a web of joint ventures, such as BAe and DASA in Eurofighter and Matra BAe Dynamics in missiles.

But Congress may not approve it, not least because some are less rotten than the state forces, which would take their place.In this section The president and the prosecutor My way or the highway Empty shelves and rhetoric The Mexican morass ReprintsIn the government's defence, the rule of law cannot be created in Mexico overnight.

Egypt said it would work to extract such guarantees, but Shaul Mofaz, Israel's defence minister, ruled them out.Instead he gave warning that, should the rocket attacks continue, Israel would deepen its military thrusts, including "the option of capturing the area of the Gaza strip".