Sentence examples for explicitly defended from inspiring English sources

Guns and butter, please, and not too high a bill.This, I suggest, explains the Government's odd, multi-track presentation of public spending cuts this week: a National Security Strategy unveiled on Monday, defence spending unveiled by David Cameron in person on Tuesday (and explicitly defended by the prime minister as a package that still left Britain as a global player).

Right after he tried to argue that the Saturday statement had accused both sides of being at fault solely because he didn't at the time know enough to pin the blame on the Klan and the Nazis, he then explicitly defended the aims of the original protest — and suggested that the counterprotesters were equally at fault!

This latter "modal" view is explicitly defended in Chisholm's 1986 "Self-Profile" in [RMCp].

Dretske (1996) and Lycan (1996, 2001) have explicitly defended this phenomenal externalism.

Insofar as compatibilism, so understood, has been explicitly defended, these defenses have made appeal to theories of ability, notably the 'conditional analysis' and its variants canvassed above.

But this view has not been explicitly defended by any trope proponent and it has been criticized by some trope critics.

I heard few Jewish voices explicitly defend him.

Wisse never explicitly defends the idea that Jewish humor tends to be masochistically self-deprecating.

How often does a lawyer get to so explicitly defend the rule of law?

Mrs. Whitman did not explicitly defend the administration's effort to win Congressional approval for oil drilling in the refuge.

But Mr Rohani has steered clear of explicitly defending the Syrian regime, instead choosing simply to condemn the use of chemical weapons.