Sentence examples for essential to defend from inspiring English sources

"It's essential to defend every drop of water," said Hector Barrios, a 40-year-old anti-mining activist in Cabañas.

In fact it is essential to defend liberty to the hilt especially if, like me, you want a government that can protect the weak and vulnerable.

Earlier this week, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates defended the recent raid by Special Operations forces as essential to defend American and other allied troops battling militants in Afghanistan.

"I believe that there are some very important principles at stake in this case and that a robust legal challenge before the courts is essential to defend Ireland's interests," he said.

If Nice is being further compromised by pressure from a misguided industry-friendly government, then loud protests are essential to defend an NHS struggling with rising demand and a vast funding deficit, putting patient care at risk.

Rebekah Brooks, NOTW editor until 2003, News International CEO until last month Then "We believe it is essential to defend the reputation of NOTW and News International as independent media that make a major contribution to life in Britain".

Orbán said the razor-wire fence erected on Hungary's southern border with Serbia was essential to defending the Schengen zone's external borders.

He said that while liberals may denounce the hunt for the Playboy editor, criminal charges are essential to defending the morality of Muslim-majority Indonesia from Western influence.

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But Edward Kemp, the director of the Royal Academy for Dramatic Art (Rada), insisted that formal training is essential: "If Paul Roseby wishes to defend the arts from being seen as 'soft skills', it is strange that he chooses to attack precisely the institutions which have spent many decades bringing rigour and expertise to the training of actors and theatre technicians".

The outcome of this struggle is still in doubt, and it is essential for the ICC to defend itself against claims of politicization or bias.