Sentence examples similar to defend the needs from inspiring English sources

Defend the need to teach them to be more resilient.

Mr. Picard could defend the need for privacy.

Meanwhile, ruling parties are closing ranks to defend the need for bitter medicine.

How do you respond to, for example, people who defend the need for natural gas as a fuel source?

Jenkins attempted to defend the need to raise bonuses by warning of a "death spiral" as its bankers left for higher paid jobs at rivals.

But the government was keen to defend the need for austerity to stabilise public finances.

First, we revise previous work on roles in social networks and defend the need to follow a more mesoscopic approach to role identification.

When Flock got started (and funded), it was easy to defend the need for a Web browser that incorporated tons of functionalities that catered to a new breed of online services and applications (remember Web 2.0?) and their power users.

Blacks are quick to defend the need to spank and feel misunderstood when criticised in a society where the consequences for stepping out of line are much harsher for black children than white ones.

"We've always had to work to defend the need for these programs," said David Harvey, executive director of the National Coalition of STD Directors.

As the Randolph County plan garnered national attention, disability rights advocates were forced to defend the need for accessible polling places at all.