Sentence examples for defense of permanent from inspiring English sources
There has been a wave of protest in the past year in defense of permanent scientific employment and stable funding for universities and research centers.
What was needed, Viereck wrote, was a "revolt against ideology" and a defense of what Kirk called "permanent things," to offset, if possible, drastic changes, whether wrought in the blood of the Russian Revolution or, as Chambers wrote of the New Deal, in "a revolution by bookkeeping and lawmaking".
Ashton B. Carter, an under secretary of defense, created a permanent task force that is working to rebuild the eroded American capability to deter nuclear attack, including nuclear EMP.
Once the scenario of Terror is set, it becomes paradoxical that the United States adopted the model of permanent interventionism, even being the main country in defense of free trade.
For all of Mr. Zapatero's defense of workers' rights, Spanish workers on permanent contracts have far more protections than those on temporary ones, who make up much of the nation's unemployed.
For all Mr. Zapatero's defense of workers' rights, Spanish workers on permanent contracts have far more protections than those on temporary ones, who make up much of the unemployed.
The upregulated antioxidant defense is an extremely important adaptive mechanism in cancer cells, as it allows them to survive under conditions of permanent oxidative stress, and it is often associated with cancer progression and drug resistance.
There is now talk of permanent partition.
Visions of permanent conflict, not harmony, prevailed.
Fear of permanent paralysis haunts.
