Sentence examples for defensive organization from inspiring English sources

It's a bit like the rest of the world has taken a lead from Team U.S.A., which is renowned for its defensive organization and physical prowess.

An anathema was accordingly issued against him by the Schmalkald League, a defensive organization of Protestant princes; his books were prohibited in Protestant territories; and he became a religious fugitive.

The U.S. is a fit and competitive team, highlighted by outstanding goalkeeping and defensive organization.

"That means you can't be defensive as an organization.

General Myers and other American leaders found themselves on the defensive as international organizations expressed concerns about the incident at Najaf and a growing civilian toll in the two-week war.

Existing defensive solutions within organizations prevent executables from entering organizational networks via emails, therefore, recent APT attacks tend to attach non-executable files (PDF, MS Office etc).

Dennis Thurman, the Jets' defensive coordinator, said the organization had not lost faith in Milliner's ability.

Since 2006, Iran has worked feverishly to restock Hezbollah's missile arsenal and beef up the organization's defensive capabilities.

At the time commanders blamed the African American troops for being sub-par soldiers, but officers later contended that poor organization of defensive positions, over-extension of the already weakened battalion, and reliance on unreliable South Korean troops to plug numerous gaps in the line were the primary factors in the quick defeats of the 2nd Battalion, 24th Infantry.

The dlPAG is recognized as a key structure in the organization of defensive responses [ 3] and receives important projections from different cortical and limbic regions, including the prefrontal cortex and medial hypothalamus [ 1], that are intensively activated by anxiogenic drugs or by aversive stimuli [ 32, 33].

While anonymous doctor surveys provide the principal foundation for the argument that widespread "defensive medicine" exists, credible organizations who have looked into the issue have had a very hard time identifying pervasive "defensive medicine," especially when managed care companies are paying the bill.