Sentence examples for have defence from inspiring English sources

Some have defence industries to prop up.

Members of that committee are appointed by the prime minister and tend to have defence or a security background.

Their budgets are divided among more than two dozen air forces, navies and armies; and many have defence industries to preserve.As a result, their choices are agonising.

While certain honeybees have defence strategies to reduce damage, including forming a mass of bees around the hornet, raising the temperature to a lethal 45C, Fera says the European honeybee is less effective at this "heat-balling".

Although they have been held for more than three weeks and repeatedly interrogated by police, the defendants still do not have defence lawyers, who will be assigned by the court before the trial begins in around a week.

The nine-member Western European Union is an "integral part of the development of the European Union", which may "request...the WEU to elaborate and implement decisions and actions of the Union which have defence implications".The French said that means the WEU (which, the summit decided, all EC members could join) is subordinate to the European Union; the British said the wording means it is not.

"Children don't have defences and their health is suffering.

Bacteria have defences against viruses in the form of chemicals called restriction enzymes, which chop up foreign DNA.

Luckily, we have defences in place.

If the base is far away, your opponent may already have defences up and a rush won't cut it.

Both, almost by accident, found that they had defence mechanisms.