Sentence examples for explicit defence from inspiring English sources

Guyer's approach to the free play, from his 1979 onwards, has been thoroughly naturalistic; in his 2008 he offers a very explicit defence of this approach, arguing that we should reject Kant's claim to establish an a priori or transcendental principle justifying judgments of beauty, and instead regard Kant's theory of aesthetics as a contribution to the empirical psychology of taste.

A second possibility is that explicit defence is prohibitively expensive, especially when, even in its absence, egg survival is quite high.

Recently, Robert Farrell and Cliff Hooker opposed the conventional view that 'design and science are distinct types of intellectual study and production', claiming that science and design 'are not different in kind', and explicitly challenging proponents of the conventional view to 'provide explicit arguments' in its defence.

If so, presumably torturing the guilty could reasonably be legalised on the grounds that torturing in self-defence is analogous to killing in self-defence, and self-defence is an explicit legal justification for killing in most jurisdictions.

If so, early or slowly invading and growing tumours may trigger more explicit effects of this host defence mechanism, in this case production of MMP-9, than fast and diffuse invading tumours.

Japan's defence minister, Itsunori Onodera, made explicit the link many had seen with China's unexpected announcement in November of an Air-Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) over parts of the East China Sea, including the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands administered by Japan.

One possible explanation is that explicit care of eggs trades-off with carcass maintenance and defence.

The most explicit accusation against Mr Le Pen concerns comments by the fictional defence counsel, who tells the jury: "Read the newspapers, listen to the radio or television where every remark by Jean-Marie Le Pen is rich in racism".

A new transatlantic relationship should involve both the alliance and the EU, making explicit reference to the further consolidation of the common European security and defence policy.

At the General Synod's meeting in the autumn, he spoke in favour of a motion that committed the church to the defence of threatened Christian enclaves, and in his own speech made explicit that this might involve armed combat.

That defence has subsequently not worked very well, but a new, more explicit version should.