Sentence examples for issues defense from inspiring English sources

Among many other issues, defense lawyers say military commission prosecutions constitute a denial of equal protection of the laws because only foreigners can be prosecuted in military commissions.

With no fixed job description, each incumbent took his own approach: Al Gore pursued niche projects (the environment, Reinventing Government), and Cheney guarded what an aide called the "iron issues" (defense, energy).

"For the domestic auto companies, we've had an accommodating energy policy, but there are new issues like climate change, and there are new geopolitical issues, defense issues, that relate to our energy policy.

Self-interest also offers "little traction" in explaining the views of most voters on environmental issues, defense spending, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Operating in the shadow of Japan's parliament from an office that bristles with models of high-tech weapons and U.S. mementos (like a cloth embroidered with a Camp David logo and a letter from Vice President Dick Cheney), Akiyama arranges bilateral symposia on military issues, defense-related trips for Japanese pols to the U.S. and expos for American and domestic weaponsmakers in Japan.

The Pentagon continued to build up its forces, drafting still more deployment orders that involve additional troops and aircraft, though none have yet been issued, defense officials said.

A newly issued defense strategy proposes the biggest Australian military buildup since World War II, driven in part by a forecast of rising Chinese economic and military power, and a slow American fade in the Pacific.

"I wanted to avoid dealing with a jury of women that might possibly be swayed by the so-called feminist issue," defense attorney Jack Hoffinger told The Observer in 2015.

Chancellor Wise's recently issued defense of her position to faculty justifies her decision on the basis of what we might term a "civility test" on what is appropriate speech even on social media like Twitter.

In addition to the pretrial publicity issue, defense lawyers also cited results of questionnaires completed by prospective jurors that they said showed 68percentt of those surveyed believe Holmes was guilty and nearly 40percentt do not believe he is insane.

In March, Zhou's call for the International Monetary Fund to create a substitute for the dollar as the reserve currency of choice prompted President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to issue defenses of the dollar's strength.