Sentence examples for making defends from inspiring English sources

Raelene Freitag, director of the Children's Research Council, the organization that developed Structured Decision Making, defends the inclusion of earlier referrals as appropriate.

She sees the field and the players well, which makes defending her difficult".

It would also make defending a patent easier and reduce the number of patent challenges, saving inventors or companies money.

I asked Bassil if the public's embrace of Bella Bond would make defending her client more difficult.

Draper also clashed with Iain Dale, accusing the Tory blogger of being a racist over comments he made defending Carol Thatcher.

They waited two years and they chose to do it at a particular time that is going to make defending them in Oregon very difficult.

Yet Hillary Clinton has pledged to make defending and expanding it a 'top priority'," Rubio said in remarks before the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association in Oklahoma City.

His book was not reckless or inaccurate, but the Scientologists would make defending its publication in a London court prohibitively expensive.

This could make defending the Baltics so costly to Nato, in lives and weapons, that many fear they would be abandoned to their fate.

But many campaigners are wary after he made defending an army practice - later denied by a military court - of conducting "virginity tests" on female protesters who complained of abuse.

"They are the ones running around with mistresses in the first place, so it's in their own interest to make defending mistresses' rights very difficult," Mr. Zheng said.