Sentence examples for has defended for from inspiring English sources
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".
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.
Reversing the stance he has defended for months, the 79-year-old announced he was to become a member of the national chamber of Italian fashion (CNMI) in a bid to show "commitment to the best possible recovery of [the sector's] dynamism".
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.
Cardiff had defended for each other, showing their discipline, and they had refused to wilt in the face of mounting pressure.
According to Pew, 68percentt of Poles and 64percentt of Nigerians hold favorable opinions of this country; in South Korea, which U.S. troops have defended for half a century, it is 70percentt.
"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".
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.
And when this brave Marine raised his right hand, and swore an oath to become a citizen of the country he had defended for more than 26 years, I was honored to stand at his side.
The Prime Minister David Cameron has defended courts for handing out tough sentences for those involved in the riots across England.
