Sentence examples for is defending from from inspiring English sources

It is Christian Europe Hungary is defending from Muslim hordes and terrorists, says the prime minister, Viktor Orbán.

And in Scotland, Conservative supporters should vote for the Lib Dems in seats that Nick Clegg's party is defending from the SNP – with the exceptions of Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, which the Scottish Conservatives could gain, and of course Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale, which the Tories currently hold.

That he embodies his party's classical liberal wing rather than the social-democratic one that Mr Huhne pitched to will also help in the many constituencies it is defending from the Tories.If a hung parliament does materialise, the Lib Dems could be king-makers entering a coalition government with either of the main parties.

On an intuitive level, the basic idea is that the question whether an argument is acceptable concerns the question whether it is defended from its argumentative attacks.

The base of the gatehouse is defended from undermining by large "spurs".

Today the town is defended from flooding by a large curved concrete wall, completed in 1988 following serious flooding in 1981.

Alex Jones and Wayne LaPierre could finally breathe easy, knowing that the United States is defended from those New World Order fuckers by a giant cloud of flying American guns.

He's defending from the back.

In seats that the Lib Dems are defending from Labour, vote Lib Dem.

We knew nothing about their lives outside — nor, for that matter, about their country, which we were supposed to be defending from something.

West Ham, in their white shirts and blue shorts, get the game going, and they'll be defending from right to left in the first half.