Sentence examples for defences which is from inspiring English sources

When questioned about the EA's ability to fund flood defences on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, the prime minister replied: "We're spending £2.3bn in this four-year period on flood defences which is more than the previous four-year period.

When questioned about the Environment Agency's ability to fund flood defences on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Mr Cameron replied: "We're spending £2.3 billion in this four-year period on flood defences which is more than the previous four-year period.

"He is somebody who is an attacking player, who plays with flair and will look to unlock defences, which is what we need to add to our game.

"There is a limited funding available although, to be fair, in Wales we've benefited from additional Welsh government funding over the next two years to invest further in flood defences, which is very welcome.

It first disarms the immune defences which are meant to protect against an invading virus.

Many companies have adopted "poison pill" defences (which were invented by Mr Lipton).

Spending on flood defences, which was boosted following the damaging 2014 floods in England, is likely to be unofficially ring-fenced, said Dustin Benton of the thinktank Green Alliance.

This means it bypasses all the bee's natural immune defences which are deployed when the virus is transmitted via food or sexual contact.

This may threaten some existing flood defences, which were designed and built prior to climate change being identified as a major issue; therefore, they may require modification to ensure their sustainability.

The injection, available from Monday, should boost a mother's defences, which are then passed onto the baby.

The civilian death toll would result from the US needing to take out Syrian air defences, which are located in populous areas.