Sentence examples for defending access to from inspiring English sources

Realists contend that if we quit defending access to the world's natural resources — read, oil — nobody else would.

'Reading the accounts of survivors,' Zamoyski writes, 'one is struck by how little food was required to stay alive.' Selfishness reached new heights: 'I saw people stubbornly defending access to their fire,' records one witness.

Typically, males are the primary participants in aggressive intergroup encounters, and it seems likely that males are defending access to the females in their groups.

Hillary Clinton has been a leading voice in not only defending access to abortion, but in demanding public funding for abortion care like any other health care.

Thus, independently of the number of females, estrous overlap explains variation in the number of males, as expected if greater overlap makes defending access to a group of females more difficult for a male.

Researchers found that monogamy arose as a mating strategy where males could not defend access to more than one female.

The State Department's initiative to expand and defend access to the Internet around the world (it just opened a Twitter site in Farsi) seems like a creative start.

Social monogamy developed in mammalian species where males could not defend access to multiple females.

Social monogamy has evolved in nonhuman mammals where breeding females are intolerant of each other and female density is low, suggesting that it represents a mating strategy that has developed where males are unable to defend access to multiple females.

Entitlement to legal aid is a "basic human right", the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has told a rally aimed at defending public access to justice.

Instead, the N.R.A. is defending criminals' access to assault weapons and use of ammunition that can penetrate protective clothing worn by police officers on duty.