Sentence examples for from a defence from inspiring English sources

There will scarcely be a NATO secret kept from them.The offer of such openness from a defence alliance is unprecedented.

The revelations come from a Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) slide presentation dated November 2009, during the former Labor administration.

The government will this year withdraw $400m from the sovereign fund (and $300m from a defence kitty) and issue a $1 billion bond the first since 2004.

Under questioning from a defence lawyer, a detective admitted that Rea made no admissions to any of the charges brought against him.

The White House also had another run-in with the press when it emerged that the Justice Department had monitored a reporter from Fox News suspected of obtaining material about North Korea from a defence analyst.

Alas, Mr Obama's solution was to play both incumbent and challenger, jumping from a defence of his record to indignation at such ills as over-crowded classrooms and tax breaks for big oil companies.

Costa may have been quiet on Sunday but still scored the killer second goal, his ninth in seven games, from a defence-splitting Fabregas pass.

Aside from being a defence lawyer, my father held workshops teaching human rights.

An analysis by the Brexit campaign group cited higher levels of criminality and gun ownership in Turkey as evidence for their position, which was supported by a statement from Penny Mordaunt, a defence minister who backs Brexit.

However, he said there are rules that protect complainants from having a defence lawyer make assertions based on social media posts that are irrelevant to the matter at hand.

Maqbool, Saitoh et al. then performed experiments in rice plants and showed that changes to the effector that stopped it interacting with the NLR domain also stopped the effector from triggering a defence response in plants.