Sentence examples for defence status from inspiring English sources

And he called on the US to give Ukraine a "special security and defence status which reflects the highest level of interaction with non-Nato allies" in the face of Russian aggression, which he described as a threat to "global security everywhere".

This may be attributed to an already sufficient antioxidant defence status of our hypertensive subjects.

Of those with direct antimicrobial activity, Pathogenesis- Related (PR) proteins have been used routinely in studies with model (intensively researched) species to assess the defence status of plants.

Likewise, plants that exhibit a strong accumulation of hexoses in source leaves have been shown to display an increase defence status in their aboveground organs concomitant to an undersupply of carbohydrates to the roots and a reduced mycorrhization [ 66, 67].

4. Defence of status (DST): need to defend one's status, sensitivity to the opinions of others, and tendency to refrain from actions in order to avoid failure. 5. Guilt feelings (GUI): guilt feelings, and a strict conscience with a strong sense of duty.

Against this background, an open (uncontrolled) pilot study was designed to assess if effects of antioxidants on the clinical parameters of patients with RA could be confirmed and if these effects would associate with changes in a selected number of molecular markers related to human antioxidant defence system status.

Is that a defence of the status quo?

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

Not a single Conservative parliamentarian has broken ranks in an uncompromising defence of the status quo.

Go too far in a defence of the status quo and the idea soon occurs to you that an oppressive regime may not be so oppressive after all.

Yet it was Labour figures who were most staunch in the defence of the status quo – just to score points against us.