Sentence examples for make defence from inspiring English sources
The government used to make defence firms submit competitive fixed-price bids.
Because you'd make defence high salience with the public.'" Woodward deemed this a little drastic.
This week's decision may make defence bosses more scrupulous about providing it or more timid about sending out their troops under-equipped.Inquests could also be improved.
Robin Cook, the British foreign secretary, infuriated the French by promising to block any move to make defence one of the areas in which a limited number of EU members could forge ahead of the others.
Its role as an air-defence fighter may be hard to justify in post-cold-war conditions, but the air force, having spent billions of dollars on it already, will be angry if this investment is wasted.A tough slog aheadFor better or worse, Mr Rumsfeld has excluded the interest-groups that usually make defence policy congressional committees, service chiefs and contractors from his deliberations.
UKIP MPs would make defence spending "a major issue" in Parliament, he said.
Make defences less dominant.
"He will always make defences nervous.
The Argentinian pope has made defence of migrants and workers a central issue of his papacy.
That year she was recalled to the Guardian's London office and made defence correspondent.
According to Joel Reuter, of Rolls-Royce, a British firm that makes defence equipment, 700 out of its 1450 engineers based in Indianapolis went to Purdue.
