Sentence examples similar to defended issue from inspiring English sources

F.B.I. officials defended issuing the alert.

The Department of Housing has defended issuing a notice instructing councillors not to discuss individual planning applications at council meetings.

What is funny is finding this very inarticulate man whose trade is pictures not words having to defend issues which probably never even occurred to him while filming.

Throughout Watt's 60-plus years spent living in Newport Beach, the past Girl Scout leader and former City Council member also helped start Stop Polluting Our Newport, formed to defend issues like the need for clean water.

She references the slavery that built Charlottesville; the echoes of the Jim Crow era; the Confederate monuments that the Unite the Right march was ostensibly slated to defend; issues of racial disparity and injustice; the rallies in town that still feature the Ku Klux Klan, Nazis and what she calls the "alt-not-right".

He said that he was the one who had defended the issue of deductibility in the first place and that he had fought for months to help retain deductions for local and state income taxes and for the nontaxable status of some municipal bonds.

Sajid Javid has defended the issuing of British passports without the words European Union on the front cover despite the Brexit delay.

These movements typically exhibit little concern for the common good, entrench themselves around their special issues, and then defend those issues with venomous contempt for those who might disagree.

-How does James Kunder defend the issue of non-disclosure of information sources?

It defended its tribute issue and revealed that it had contacted Goody's family since publication and that they understood the tribute issue and viewed it as being "very kind".

A man's right not to marry was defended in every issue.