Sentence examples for defence to which from inspiring English sources

That was one of the impulses behind America's renewed interest in missile defence, to which Mr Bush is committed.

They are the nervous system of any modern country, marshalled in support of arguments over everything from defence to which diseases should be treated.Happily for the number-shy, help is at hand.

The charge stemmed from a 1987 exchange when Anderson, then the Williamson County district attorney, was asked by a judge whether he had anything to offer that was favourable to Mr Morton's defence, to which he replied no.

And after his meeting with Mr Kim, Mr Bush repeated that any negotiations with the North Koreans would require "complete verification" of the terms.The Rumsfeld report was one of the impulses behind America's renewed interest in missile defence, to which Mr Bush is committed.

The mix of defence clubs to which the five belong dictates their involvement.

The civil-aircraft industry is the most politicised in the world apart from the defence industry, to which it is joined at the hip.

This iterative process is in keeping with foresight methodology and consistent with the cyclical nature of the defence planning to which the projects are linked.

After the Herat city uprising on 17 March 1979, the PDPA Politburo and the Revolutionary Council established the Homeland Higher Defence Council, to which Taraki was elected its chairman while Amin became its deputy.

The tactics (namely, when to move from defence to attack and which players you pick, like the choice of activities) are tactical considerations that will need to change as circumstances dictate".

This means that prosecutors can no longer consider certain factors when determining self-defence, including the extent to which a person claiming self-defence may have aggravated the threat.

After university, Clark attended law school, and started out working as a defence lawyer, a path to which she was seriously ill suited.