Sentence examples for depend on defence from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Tony Blair told a prime ministerial press conference: "There are roughly 100,000 jobs in this country that depend on defence or associated industries".

There are about 50 sites around the UK whose livelihoods depend on defence contracts, and we are going to ask those people what they think about the Labour party effectively shutting down their jobs.

"There are about 50 sites around the UK whose livelihoods depend on defence contracts, and we're going to ask those people what they think about the Labour party effectively shutting down their jobs and we want their voices heard in this debate".

The result indicates that genotype 2405 and genotype 7398 may perhaps depend on different successful defence strategies in the interaction with Heterobasidion.

All of that would depend on disabling air defences though, and it's difficult to know exactly how that could be achieved because we don't know for certain what those defences would be.

Mr Putin believes that his own political future depends on the defence of Russia's regional influence that is the lesson he draws from the Soviet Union's collapse.

He is right to say that Britain cannot and must not depend on others for its defence and that no action comes without risk.

Though a few NGOs, most based in London, have been invited, the vast majority of NGOs and other civil society representatives throughout Europe who engage with the court, sustain it, and depend on it for the defence of human rights, have not.

They exist on the sufferance of larger states on whom they depend for defence and for transport links.

Several studies have shown that herbivore attack and consumption rates may not only depend on a plant's own defence traits, but also on the defence traits of its neighbours.

Thus, the outcome of competition on defence seems to depend on the species, the neighbours' identity, the environmental conditions or the nature of the attacker.