Sentence examples for defences through the from inspiring English sources

The huge deal - post-apartheid South Africa's largest such transaction - was intended to modernise its national defences through the purchase of fighter jets, submarines, corvettes, helicopters and tanks.

These not only distracted Gelimer from the Emperor's preparations, but also weakened Vandal defences through the dispatch of the bulk of the Vandal navy and a large portion of their army under Gelimer's brother Tzazon to Sardinia.

During the course of this attack, the infantry created a gap in the Ottoman front line defences through which the Desert Mounted Corps rode northwards to begin the cavalry phase of the battle.

The obvious answer is Gordon Brown - who has been running defence through the Treasury since New Labour came in nearly 11 years ago.

Kirk Edwards was lbw for one, playing round a fast, full one from the same bowler, but the tourists began to mount a stern defence through the application of diminutive opener Adrian Barath and the much-heralded Bravo.

New Hampshire Republicans communications director Joe Sweeney told the BBC News: "The pearls were distributed by the Women's Defense League of New Hampshire - a group that trains women in self-defence through the Second Amendment.

We found several metabolite pathways implicated in enhancing stress defence, through the provision of specific metabolites.

Increased NADPH biosynthesis may indicate increased source of reducing equivalents and an improvement of the anti-oxidant defence through the proxiredoxin, thioredoxin, and glutathione systems.

SA, JA/ET, and MAPK cascades are components of the signalling networks that are required for mounting inducible defences through specific routes to the non-host and the host defence.

During his tenure as defence secretary, Mr Gates led the defence department through the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, known as the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

The question for ministers is whether to hold the vote in the next two months before the May election campaigns get under way or prolong what they see as Labour's mess on defence through to the autumn.