Sentence examples similar to directing defense from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Judge Bell directed defense lawyers and the prosecutor to try to resolve the case through mediation, which began on Thursday.

Despite widespread opposition to creating a sixth branch of the military, the president on reflection decided it was a "great idea" and directed defense officials to begin preparations for the new service.

Raheem Morris, the defensive secondary coach under Shanahan, also is expected to remain on staff, possibly having a larger role in directing the defense.

The Ticonderoga vessels carry two submarine-hunting helicopters, and they are equipped with the extremely sophisticated Aegis radar system for tracking hostile targets and directing missile defense.

Helton said linebacker Cameron Smith and safety Marvell Tell are "hard to take off the field" for their role in directing the defense.

Pehrson did a fantastic job of directing the defense this season, but let's not forget the tremendous contributions Green made as defensive coordinator from 2001-2014.

And it's not always just direct defense.

Direct defense spending in the state is projected to drop from $64 billion this year to under $62 billion in 2019.

In addition to their role in pathogen recognition, some lectins act as direct defense effectors by intoxicating the antagonist upon binding61.

However, subsequent amendments to the basic act in 1949, 1953, and 1958 greatly strengthened the authority and ability of the secretary to direct defense policy.

One might also give a more direct defense of H4 by appealing to the controversial Eleatic Principle (a.k.a. Alexander's Dictum), according to which everything that exists has causal powers.