Sentence examples for manage defense from inspiring English sources

Our judgment is, this is not the way to manage defense cuts.

Nonetheless, he said, the automatic cuts make life difficult for Pentagon budget planners and are "a terrible way to manage defense".

"The strategy should not be to get a percentage of U.S. exposure for the sake of it, but to manage defense as a nearly integrated business and make acquisitions when and where they fit," said Mr. Tusa of Echelon.

Brotherhood leaders have said consistently that they expected, for at least the near term, only limited public scrutiny of the defense budget, working with the generals to manage defense matters, protecting them from criminal prosecution over events in the past and the continuation of their commercial empire.

As part of Xi's reorganization of the armed forces to focus on five theaters of operation, China has formed a new science and technology committee to manage defense R&D.

That's because of a combination of elite athletes and coach Steve Fisher, who has always managed defense at a high level.

The reunited empire of Charles the Fat (reigned 884 888) proved unworkable: the Viking onslaught was then at its worst, and the king proved incapable of managing defenses, which fell naturally to the regional magnates.

First, however, Mr. Bulger will have to get a lawyer, said Martin G. Weinberg, a defense lawyer in Boston, and "his challenge is how to manage a defense with this complexity of allegations that are at the gravest levels of potential penalty".

To suppose that a full-fledged new agency is needed is to suppose that Winston Churchill should have set up an independent agency to manage homeland defense during the Battle of Britain or that David Ben-Gurior or any of his successors should have done something of the sort in Israel.

They manage our defense, support those who are defenseless and marginalized, and protect the commons and our natural resources.

Israel explains the significance of the understated Times article: "The arrested priests were agitating for a fascist coup d'etat," and if these had been rogue priests, "the Vatican would have disciplined them and perhaps issued a statement condemning them; it certainly would not have [held] top-level conferences to manage their defense".