Sentence examples for may defend from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] WindowsSIR You suggest that Microsoft (May 23rd) may defend its anti-competitive behaviour on the grounds that it benefits consumers.

They may defend or achieve parity, but they'll rarely disrupt.

One may cover adoption proceedings as part of the basic service, while another may defend you in traffic court.

Feminism, in its idealism and elitism, may defend Smith from her colleagues, but who will defend feminism from Smith?

But voters may defend a dead heat as the only fair answer to a campaign consumed by the two candidates' focus-grouped gropings for political dead center.

It is not, as the dissent contends, whether a Legislature may defend its districting decisions based on a "stereotype" about African-American voting behavior.

Mrs May defended the panel's decision to halt its "listening sessions" with abuse victims.

On Wednesday, Mrs May defended the police's use of anti-terrorism laws, insisting such action "was right" if officers thought Mr Miranda was holding information useful to terrorists.

Speaking on Tuesday, Home Secretary Theresa May defended the target and said the party would do "everything" it could to meet it over the next three years.

The 36-year-old won his fourth world title in May but may not defend it.

In most species the edge of the mantle also bears movable bristles, often called chaetae or setae, that may help defend the animals and may act as sensors.