Sentence examples for greater defence from inspiring English sources

The bill will also update defamation laws on the internet so as to provide greater defence for internet service providers.

Norbert Röttgen, chairman of the foreign affairs committee in the German Bundestag, said that greater defence cooperation was even more important following Trump's election.

He said greater defence cooperation would also make sense economically by reducing wasteful duplication of effort by member states, and called for a defence fund by the end of the year for common research projects.

With fears over militancy on the rise, Ed Miliband will surely also approve greater defence spending as UK finances improve, moving the party to the centre as the 2020 election draws closer.

It concludes that Britain will need to cooperate even more closely with its continental European neighbours, stating that the EU was likely to play a "greater defence and security role" than it does currently and that "the key global economic powers" will be the US, China and the EU.

Joining hands across denominations, believe the consultation participants, will work toward building greater tolerance and thus greater defence against the real troubles in our communities.

Pathogenic and herbivorous attacks can result in the loss of cells, tissues, or entire organs, which are replaced with more difficulty in plants with retarded growth; for this reason, these plants require greater defences than the same species grown under favourable environmental conditions.

Raymond et al. (2007b) similarly found an increase in development time for the Bt-resistant diamondback moth, P. xylostella, populations reared on the Brassica host B. oleracea, a host with greater defences than the alternative host B. pekinensis; however larval survival did not follow this trend.

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