Sentence examples for driven defence from inspiring English sources

DEFENCE Labour A "fiscally responsible and strategically driven" defence review would be held within a year.

Brown's political camouflage, that it was really Tony Blair who drove defence policies and pushed Britain into adventures in Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Macedonia, Afghanistan and Iraq, has now worn thin.

Stephen Jones, Mike Phillips and Rob Kearney continued in the same rich vein they had found in Pretoria, sensible in possession and driven in defence.

The rushed, Treasury-driven defence review left Britain without aircraft flying from an aircraft carrier for a decade".

"We spent all Tuesday morning brawling against each other doing lineout drive defence and I think the turning point was when they didn't score from those lineout drives in the second half, psychologically they were done for then.

Following sporulation in the root, stem vessels are subsequently colonized and fungal proliferation occurs in a cyclical manner, which may be driven by plant defence responses.

In a case study of coevolution of plants and animals, it was proposed that intraspecific and interspecific polymorphisms of P450s in the predator (animals) and prey (plants) may be the product of the evolutionary warfare between them, i.e. plants are driven to produce defence chemicals-toxins while animals strive to produce new detoxifying genes [ 5].

Barkley has got pace and skill and he drives at defences - a bit like Paul Gascoigne used to do.

This is not driven by self-defence or secondary rewards, such as resources or status, but is motivated by the primary intrinsic enjoyment of the aggressive act itself.

Take Defence Against the Dark Arts.

On the landings it's every man for himself –a theme driven by instinctive survivalist defence mechanisms.