Sentence examples for improving defence from inspiring English sources

Mr Londoño was responsible for pension and labour reforms that are vital to Mr Uribe's efforts to control Colombia's fiscal deficit while also improving defence and social provision.

Chile, they say, could have got 16 refitted F-16s and four frigates for $550m, improving defence capacity more markedly and at a lower cost than by buying the new aircraft.

Since the contractor had opted in to a Kaspersky service that uploads new viruses to the company, to aid in improving defence for others, Mr Kaspersky says the malware was then uploaded to his company's researchers, alongside its "other components" found in the same folder.

"We've got a lot to learn in improving defence and in attack, particularly physically," he told BBC Sport.

However, their tolerance to H2O2 significantly increases towards the stationary phase (p = 0.002) which may reflect an improving defence against the oxidative burst released by macrophages immediately after invasion of promastigotes.

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It also said that by making space in the park for floodwater and improving defences, the flood risk to about 4,000 properties in Canning Town and West Ham had been reduced.

The strategy recognised that education was key to improving defences against hackers and online fraud.

The Environment Agency says the funding for the project, which is aimed at improving defences around Hull, has now been approved.

Tensions between the UK and Argentina were already running high after the UK announced it would spend £280m over the next 10 years on improving defences on the islands.

A company of 10 Germans and 140 Melanesians was also stationed at Herbertshöhe, commanded by Leutnant (Lieutenant) Mayer, while a squad of Melanesians at Toma under Leutnant Robert von Blumenthal Lord Bobob") was charged with digging in and improving defences.