Mr. Biden used the opportunity to defend of the New Start treaty, enumerating the reasons he believed Republicans should vote for it in the lame-duck session.
The Constitution, adopted after one of the military's coups in 1980, assigns the army to intervene in politics to defend of the republic, a vaguely defined responsibility that has until now been read as granting the military unconditional immunity.
On Saturday Yarnold flies to America to defend of her World Cup title.
Avery was a tailor that answered the call for battle on September 6, 1782 and went to defend of Fort Griswold from British attack.
One of the primary themes of the film, as embodied in John Corcoran's attempts to defend of the alien creature, was that simply because someone or something is ugly or different does not necessarily make it evil.
Roberts, seemingly tone deaf to the irony, offers this quote to defend of the right of campaign contributors to preferential access to and influence over members of Congress for whom, by definition, they are not constituents!
