Sentence examples for devoted to defending from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, few white-shoe law firms had lawyers devoted to defending clients against investigation and prosecution.

The Open Society was devoted to defending democracy and refuting Marxism, though he admired Marx as a man.

And much of Mr. Bush's day was devoted to defending himself against the charge instead of taking the offensive on his own proposals, as he had hoped.

It has often been remarked that America doesn't have a European-style conservative tradition, devoted to defending the prerogatives of an established church or aristocracy.

Last year, Mr. Ash founded Under the Same Sun, a charity devoted to defending albinos and to embarrassing the Tanzanian government into stopping the killings.

Mr. Mulcaire has at least one full-time lawyer devoted to defending the crush of civil cases and several others working part time, according to two lawyers with firsthand knowledge of the arrangement.

It will be helpful to take a look at China and the United States military budgets and see how much each side has devoted to defend its land, protect its people, and ensure no disruption to its economy.

That show drew charges of racism when it was broadcast, and Entine clearly expects that "Taboo" will do the same, judging from all the space he devotes to defending his decision to write it.

It's not just the realization that all this human capital would be doing something better with the time it now has to devote to defend the incontestable, whether by writing, or by demonstrating, or by abstaining, or by participating – or whatever form resistance takes.

Yet the point that JFK missed - and that almost everyone else has gone on to miss - is that much of this journalism was devoted to upholding and defending the ideas not of the coming Russian and Chinese or (as Kennedy failed to appreciate at the time) Cuban revolutions, but of the earlier American one.

It triggered an entire cottage industry devoted to criticizing and defending it.