Sentence examples for defence standards from inspiring English sources

Venture capitalists are hoping, however, that the few winners will win so conclusively that their eventual value will justify several initial investments.Besides, say leading VC firms in their own defence, standards are much more exacting today than they were a few years ago.

But he is also an outstanding academic, fearless in his defence of standards and of the integrity of the examination process.

The paper starts with the history of sea defence design standards in Japan and explains the process of revision of design guidelines since 2011.

But the principle defence of standard-setters is that enhancing financial stability is not the purpose of accounting.Over to the regulatorsIn other words, if procyclicality is a problem, it is someone else's.

So they left together, in defence of academic standards and intimidated by the threat of redundancy.

By all accounts, his zealous defence of revolutionary standards was preceded by some difficulty with the questions on the paper: reportedly, he managed to answer just three.

Europe's standard defence against dumping is retaliatory tariffs.

The standard defence of the status quo is Johnson's "something-or-nothing" argument.

Yes, she said, and gave me the standard defence argument: lack of DNA evidence, no motive, no history of crime or violence.

I argued that the standard defence that religion and science deal with different questions – how and why respectively – often doesn't work because in practice many of those religious "whys" involve claims about the "hows" too.

As his good friend Bob Diamond, long prominent among the Chums of Boris, prepared to be grilled by MPs, London's Mayor used Wednesday's monthly question time session to mount a tailored version of his now standard defence of his dealings with powerful people dragged under dark clouds.