Sentence examples for impose defence from inspiring English sources

At the first status conference on 30 August 2001, the Trial Chamber noted that Milošević was entitled to represent himself and rejected the Prosecution's suggestion that it should impose defence counsel upon him.

At a stroke Glory's squad now seems mature and uncompromising with an imposing defence boasting Matthew Spiranovic, Tomi Mrcela, Ivan Franjic and Jason Davidson.

In 2004, the judges imposed defence counsel on Milosevic, even though the ICTY's charter states that defendants have the right to defend themselves, and even though they knew he was too sick to stand trial.

Their game is built on a solid, imposing defence with Matt Taylor at the helm and the more time Townsend has to implement his attacking style - after an impressive first year as head coach - the more dangerous they will become.

But the UN tribunal in the Hague imposed a defence lawyer on the former Yugoslav president after deciding that he was too ill to represent himself.

It was just as refreshing to watch Burgess rise from the bench on Sunday and produce a performance as imposing in defence as it was in attack.

How Abe might react if China's unilaterally imposed "air defence zone" over the Senkaku islands in the East China Sea triggers armed clashes is a serious international concern.

Saracens struggled to make much headway against the imposing opposition defence, with Springbok flanker Danie Rossouw a big presence, but they gritted their teeth and two Farrell penalties to a fourth from Wilkinson meant they only trailed by three points at half-time.

Martin would impose a "strong defence first" philosophy that led to the team qualifying for the playoffs every season that he coached, but he was criticized for the team's lack of success in the playoffs, notably losing four straight series against the provincial rival Toronto Maple Leafs.

Foreign minister Julie Bishop is standing by her criticism of China's decision to impose an air-defence zone in the East China Sea without warning or consultation.

Bishop drew a sharp rebuke from China when she criticised its decision to impose the air-defence zone without warning or consultation, but she denies she overstepped the mark.