Sentence examples for deliver defence from inspiring English sources

Ainsworth said: "We must increase our co-operation with our international partners to deliver defence more effectively and efficiently".

"We must increase our co-operation with our international partners to deliver defence more effectively and efficiently in order to make the best of our combined resources".

It will give Australian defence companies the support they need to grow, invest and deliver defence capability.

I have depended on The Economist to deliver unflinching defence of free markets and all that comes with it.

In the film's opening minutes, six of the women on death row deliver their defence in the court of public opinion, explaining the reasons for their incarceration with testimonies detailing interactions with men.

But, having delivered his defence of Barack Obama, Mr Ashong concludes the interview by saying "I'm independent.

Here a more substantial and humble man would have pledged loyalty, and delivered his defence of small-state Conservatism – to which I assume, from his rare political utterances, he owes his allegiance – to soothe the party members who think him irresponsible, and because he has the mind to do it well, doesn't he?

Responding to the report, an MoD spokesperson said it was aiming to deliver a better defence estate.

All that was missing was an interjection from my favourite movie critic, Fox overlord Rupert Murdoch, who can always be relied upon to deliver a striking defence of his product.

You didn't need great powers of prophecy to guess that Lord Puttnam's inquiry into the future of public service broadcasting would deliver a thumping defence of C4 (don't sell it) and the BBC (stop mucking around with it).

At least the four-game losing streak came to an end against a Chelsea team on course to deliver the worst defence of a title in the Premier League era, but every silver lining has a cloud and this stalemate extended United's winless run to eight games in all competitions.