Sentence examples for going on to defend from inspiring English sources

This year Ennis will concentrate on winning a European indoor title in March, before going on to defend her world title in Daegu, South Korea, this summer.

"I have no embarrassment in losing and not going on to defend it," said Selby.

"The future of the Web is HTML 5," he said, before going on to defend HTML 5 from claims that a small number of companies controlled it.

We can categorize philosophers' positions negatively in terms of which premises of the noncognitivist argument they accept or reject.[14] Some have rejected premise 1, often going on to defend forms of naturalist moral realism that embrace externalism (e.g. Railton 1986; Brink 1989).

"I know there will be people who read the Guardian and say you can't believe a word the British intelligence says, it is all made up," he said, going on to defend the integrity of the intelligence services.

In the UK a group of Uber drivers successfully challenged the company's classification of them as self-employed at a tribunal in 2016, going on to defend the decision against Uber's first appeal.

In his radio interview, Mr Cheney went on to defend "robust interrogation" of detainees such as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks, who was reportedly subjected to waterboarding and other controversial techniques at secret CIA jails.

Jones goes on to defend John Brennan, "Frankly, if I were a terrorist and I knew John Brennan were in charge of tracking me down, I wouldn't be too confident about my long-term prospects.

Mr. Hodder went on to defend the Western bars.

Mr Giuliani has gone on to defend in public the foreign policy of the Bush administration.

He then goes on to defend austerity policies, making several other bad arguments in the process.