Sentence examples for make defences from inspiring English sources

Make defences less dominant.

"He will always make defences nervous.

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.

UKIP MPs would make defence spending "a major issue" in Parliament, he said.

To secure this, a senior Pentagon officer would soon be engaging Indian leaders in a new initiative to make defence trade "simple, responsive and effective", Mr Panetta said.

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.