Sentence examples for may not defend from inspiring English sources

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

Bradley Wiggins, knighted in the new year honours, has indicated he may not defend his Tour de France title, but the mighty Team Sky will be keen to dish up another British winner, possibly in the shape of the Kenyan-born Chris Froome.

And even if Gorsuch decides to protect privacy rights in the home, he may not defend them outside — much like Scalia did.

Trump has questioned the relevance of NATO and said that if elected president, he may not defend allies as the treaty requires.

It was criticized by opponents as an attempt to undercut Dana Nessel, who will be the first Democratic attorney general in 16 years and who has said she may not defend state laws she believes are unconstitutional.

Seminario noted that industry groups are fighting the silica regulation in court, and the Labor Department under Trump may not defend it the way the agency did under Obama.

There is already concern that Mr. Obama may not forcefully defend against cuts to Social Security and Medicare that Republicans increasingly seek, even as they lick their self-inflicted sequestration wounds.

Corporate spending on cybersecurity is on the rise, but installing next-generation firewalls and new types of intrusion detection may not adequately defend against the next attack.

While Gunderson may not actively defend his member schools when they are caught engaging in bad behavior, nor has he criticized them.

The Mail said it did not "defend anyone who may have breached the strict code of practice governing the British press".

Nugent said the organisation may not bother defending itself against someone who tried to prosecute it under the blasphemy law in order to test what the consequences would be for Atheist Ireland.