Sentence examples for defence to avoid from inspiring English sources
Such orders to produce documents are routinely ignored, with the government having previously invoked a "public interest immunity" defence to avoid disclosing details of Operation Sovereign Borders.
In most places we are beyond those surface-to-air missiles but there are areas we fly where we are vulnerable to those, so we have layers of defence to avoid being attacked.
Due to its small size, I. pygmaeus relies heavily on primary defence to avoid predation and individuals are often seen floating at the surface in a head down posture using deceptive camouflage to resemble flotsam (Moynihan, 1983).
"Even after this additional funding, there is still an estimated £500m shortfall if we are to maintain flood defences to avoid in future the estimated £1bn of insured losses and further uninsured economic costs incurred as a result of this winters floods.
However, dry conditions at kick-off didn't force any major rethink because Schmidt was plainly aware that the best way to counter the Welsh blitz defence was to avoid it by kicking and mauling.
On the one hand, he believes that Labour must have coherence on foreign and defence policy to avoid continual conflict with Benn, on military action, and with Eagle, on the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
On the one hand, he believes that the party must have coherence on foreign and defence policy to avoid continual conflict with Benn, on military action, and with Eagle, on the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
This indicates that apoptosis serves as a defence mechanism to avoid tumour development.
Probably, this process represents a native defence machinery to avoid aberrant cellular proliferation and to eliminate the accumulation of genetic defects in oncoprotein HMGA2-overexpressing primary cells.
One of the new ways of augmenting intraoperative myocardial protection is the activation of an innate defence mechanism to avoid reperfusion injury; one that was termed myocardial conditioning.
Possibly, the stronger predation pressures in French populations selected for better physiological defence mechanisms to avoid a too strong zinc-induced reduction in escape speed.
