Sentence examples for defences at a from inspiring English sources
It has been possible to associate individual spectral components with the occurrence of overtopping of coastal defences at a particular location.
More than 50,000 homes in the North West were left without power after the flood defences at a major electricity substation were breached.
Although Iran had developed its own version of the missile system – unveiled for the first time last year – delivery of the S-300s will markedly upgrade its anti-aircraft missile defences at a time of increased tension in the region.
Germany has also been irked by public demands from the UK and the US for Berlin to spend more money on its military, to bolster Nato's defences at a time when Washington has made Asia its priority.
What's more, she is half-Scottish, born in Edinburgh, and, as chair of the environment committee, knows all about flood defences at a time when the government faces accusations of incompetence, and when environment secretary Owen Paterson has had to take time off for an operation.
As the commander of the White Squadron, Rupert fought at the Battle of Lowestoft in 1665, breaking through the enemy defences at a critical moment; Rupert's leg was injured in the battle, an injury that caused him ongoing pain.
Coastal cities will, therefore, have to improve their flood management, including better defences, at an estimated cost of $50bn annually for the 136 cities.
Some websites that have access to the system and allow you to use your PNR and last name to check the status of your flight offer no defences at all against an attacker guessing thousands of combinations a minute.
Mr Amin said he would put up a "robust defence" at a disciplinary hearing tomorrow and stood by his decision to negotiate with the EDL.
Kennedy's role emerged only when he offered to give evidence for the defence at a second trial involving the planned Ratcliffe protest last month.
Drones may lower the threshold of violence - and extend the definition of "self defence" - at a time the distinction between war and peace is getting blurred.
