Sentence examples for defences exist from inspiring English sources

"SQL injection is well understood, defences exist and TalkTalk ought to have known it posed a risk to its data," the ICO said.

The same defence exists for newspapers, though some have a problem understanding what it means.

Armed all-Buddhist self-defence groups exist as well.

Now, should United fail in their defence, there exist numerous fudges to achieve its dispersal.

Nonetheless, a defence might exist if it could be argued the image was not pornographic, since:  "An image is 'pornographic' if it is of such a nature that it must reasonably be assumed to have been produced solely or principally for the purpose of sexual arousal".

In this case, fewer inducible defence responses exist [ 57, 69].

First, many conifer defence genes exist as closely related members of large families.

They get some small things right, and one very big thing right.The big thing is this: when Swedish journalists write about public figures, they enjoy a strong public interest defence (much stronger than any public interest defence that exists in Britain) with special protections for fair comment and opinion.

If no costs exist, defences should be expressed permanently [e.g. [ 6, 7]].

Queensland and South Australia are the only states where the gay panic defence currently exists.

"Whether as a warning, or to coerce the US, at least China needs to display some attitude, otherwise, the air defence zone exists in name only, and becomes the world's laughing stock," they said.