Sentence examples for defence would be from inspiring English sources

The third line of defence would be incentives to persuade the banks to lend money.

That sort of defence would be unacceptable at junior club level.

The first line of defence would be cuts in interest rates.

All powers other than foreign affairs and defence would be handed over to Gibraltar.

A strong public interest defence would be part of new legislation.

Calling it German attack v Italian defence would be much too simplistic.

"My defence would be that the 16th century was the time when rational, sceptical enquiry was beginning.

As soon as a new virus is detected, a second line of defence would be to pass information about it between computers quickly, before they become infected.

Perhaps its strongest defence would be to dismiss the notion that anyone could possibly know what an investment bank was worth.

But he continued swinging as hard as he could, arguing that the defence would be irrelevant if he managed to hit a home run.

The president's defence would be easy: all along, he has been treating the battle with al-Qaeda as a long-term war.