Sentence examples for doing enough to defend from inspiring English sources
He said he believed that Japan's central government was not doing enough to defend them.
"We are often put in a situation where we are bitterly accused of not doing enough to defend America when people feel endangered," Mr. Hayden said.
"Judging by what is going on here, the federal centre is not doing enough to defend the republic," Mr Putin said last night.
He held out the prospect of talks with Pyongyang, and even a personal meeting with Kim, and criticised Japan and South Korea for not doing enough to defend themselves.
Simon Potter, a former head of the Canadian Bar Association, cited Mr Schmidt's points in a speech to the association last month in which he accused the government of not doing enough to defend the charter and of fostering disrespect for the judiciary.
The current tensions began earlier this year when the nationalist governor of Tokyo suddenly announced he wanted to buy three of the islands from their owner, a Japanese citizen living in suburban Tokyo, because he felt the government was not doing enough to defend the chain.
As for the "during", the main bone of contention is whether or not the US did enough to defend its besieged citizens once the attack began.
Others have challenged this analysis on the grounds that it reflects an attempt by the Vatican to defend Pius XII against charges that he did not do enough to defend persecuted Jews.
But that unbundling only happened because the paper that used to do the bundling didn't see the opportunity that Harris and Vandehei recognized, and didn't do enough to defend their political-beat advantages.
Collins brushed aside the perception that the Mets did not do enough to defend Valdespin, and the manager, as he has in the past, portrayed Valdespin as a talented player who still needed time to mature.
This time, however, the NRA faces criticism from its members who argue that the group did not do enough to defend gun owners' rights by speaking out on behalf of Castile.
