Sentence examples for defend a vision from inspiring English sources

As Pakistani Americans we took great pride in the fact that not only did Pakistan have a federal minorities minister and that he was a Christian, but also that Pakistan had members of mainstream political parties and members of the majority faith like Punjab Governor Salman Taseer who would stand up for the rights of minority communities and defend a vision of a pluralistic Pakistan.

In Notwithstanding De Bernières both describes and defends a vision of Britain that many might cherish and share, but also speaks up for his own very particular brand of nuttiness.

Then he reminded his audience how the United States and Europe came together after the Second World War to defend "a shared vision of Europe, a vision based on representative democracy, individual rights, and a belief that nations can meet the interests of their citizens through trade and open markets, a social safety net, respect for those of different faiths and backgrounds".

To reinvigorate his campaign, he needs to enunciate and defend a distinctive policy vision.

Europe defends a secular vision of the world.

The islanders have duly defended an organic vision of politics, but looking at the national picture theirs is a lonely victory.Not gerrymandering, but…Governments have been fiddling with constituencies since 1832, when reformers swept away "rotten" boroughs with handfuls of voters, and enfranchised new industrial cities.

It is a vision of modern Knights Templar prepared to defend a "league of democracies".

But Diaw not having to defend a final shot was less important than Popovich having built a consistent coaching vision.

Others defend a unitary view.

Bollywood stars defend a killer.

That Mitchell was able to defend this vision in a novel of such power, beauty and depth is a tribute to her literary genius.