Sentence examples for fire defence from inspiring English sources

AS DEFENCE budgets come under fire, defence companies are deploying new tactics to protect their profits.

This group of residents had opted for the "hurl a bunch of shit in a pile and set in on fire" defence.

"Knowing the minster as I did and its security and fire defences, I thought, 'This can't be true'.

The defendant, wishing to highlight the lack of fire defences in an old people's home, set fire to it to demonstrate the risks.

During the High Middle Ages, the majority of Poland's castles were still made of wood, so uncut stone was frequently added to the front to improve their fire defences.

Although the court assumed that his belief was honest, it ruled that his intention was to draw attention to faulty fire defences rather than to defend the property itself.

Tomorrow the under-fire defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, will give evidence to the inquiry.

After the Republican party was repudiated at the polls in 2006, Bush fired defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld over Cheney's objections and installed the much more reasonable Robert Gates.

Mark made known his disapproval of leftwing politicians who he felt were prone to point-scoring at the expense of the police, and he directed his fire at defence lawyers whom he saw as perverting the course of justice, attacking them most memorably in the 1973 Dimbleby lecture on BBC television.

Between 19 14 and 19 17, several German battleships and battlecruisers opened fire on Defence and Warrior.

The concept was simple: what kenno had done was sing the words "Will Grigg's on fire, your defence is terrified," to the tune of GALA's 1997 screamer, "Freed From Desire".