Cardiff had defended for each other, showing their discipline, and they had refused to wilt in the face of mounting pressure.
In Parliament, and with reporters later, Mr. Salmond described the referendum plan as a move to retrieve the independence that Scottish kingdoms had defended for 1,000 years before the merger that created the United Kingdom.
I've defended, for example, terrorists - but to make a moral judgement about such defendants is to forget that, you know, one man's terrorist is another man's war hero.
Breslin has defended For Such a Time from criticism, offering a statement to Newsweek apologising for causing offence and insisting that the idea for the novel was "borne from a compassion for the Jewish people".
"I've no doubt whatsoever," he said at Evian, "that the multipolar vision of the world that I have defended for some time is certainly supported by a majority of countries throughout the world".
Mr. Shakur's hearing is significant because it will force Mr. Hynes to conduct a public review of a conviction that the district attorney's office has defended for more than 20 years, but which is now under review by the agency's Conviction Integrity Unit.
Beginning with this one, which I have defended for years.
After the president had defended her for months, the minister resigned in February.More damaging still for Mr Uribe (pictured left) is the case of Jorge Noguera, a young campaign organiser put in charge of the state intelligence service.
Hearts had defended superbly for the first hour but, as slackness began to creep in, Liverpool threatened to punish them.
Trump also said he had defended protections for people with pre-existing conditions, which isn't true.
The venerable program was forced into an embarrassing retreat after it had defended itself for a week about the reliability of Davies, a British security officer.
