Sentence examples for defences in both from inspiring English sources
Improve and make consistent the public interest defences in both civil and criminal law: robust defences for disclosures which have public value.
The first opportunity arrived because of Shevchenko's clever movement, which is something that has troubled defences in both games and highlights the importance of John Terry and Joleon Lescott maintaining their concentration at all times.
HrpZ1 can induce defences in both host and non-host plants and tobacco has been extensively used as the non-host plant species [ 45, 46].
Harpins are characteristically acidic, heat-stable and enriched for glycine, lack cysteine residues [ 8] and can induce defences in both host and non-host plants [ 45, 46].
Consistently we evidenced the modulation of several proteins involved in cell response to oxidative stress such as catalase, glutathione transferases GSTP1, GSTP2, and GSTM1, and peroxiredoxin 6. Notably we observed that I/R depressed the antioxidant enzymes content in LSECs exclusively, while A2aR stimulation generally increased the antioxidant defences in both LSECs and hepatocytes.
Luck was certainly on Saracens' side initially, but it was the ferocity of their defence in both the tackle and at the breakdown, with Namibia's man of the match Jacques Burger leading the way, that ultimately led to humiliation for French side Clermont.
He was named a league all-star on defence in both 1924 and 1926.
We don't want pity or sympathy, we want to be able to resume productive lives without risking prosecution, suffering the rarity of Sativex or the lottery of arguing "necessity" defences in criminal procedures, costly both in financial and reputational terms.
The toning down of language that Ms Rice and Mr Putin want only masks these deeper problems.The danger is not that Russia will prevent the independence of Kosovo or the placement of American missile defences in eastern Europe (both will go ahead, whether Russia likes it or not, Ms Rice said in Moscow).
The company also warned that conditions in the defence industry are tough: Defence budgets in both the UK and the US are expected to come under further pressure, and with expectations of a more challenging business environment ahead, the focus on driving performance and efficiency in the business will be key.
The chancellor at last committed to spending 2% of national income on defence — in line both with Nato's target and our own repeated calls for it to happen... Mr Osborne froze fuel duty and found millions to keep women's refuges open.
