Sentence examples for need defence from inspiring English sources
What we do know is workers' lives need defence not contingent on statistics and the arcane calculus of CEO performance by which people's lives are measured against profits.
Good content does not need defence.
Foreigners need defence-ministry permission to visit the peninsula.
Civilians taking public transport to Jaffna no longer need defence-ministry authorisation; just three copies of their national identity card will do.Since the government's victory in the long war with Tamil Tiger rebels in May, Tamils have chafed under travel and other restrictions.
One clue comes from fellow Doughty Street lawyer John Jones QC, who is defending Saif al-Islam: "Justice needs defence lawyers.
Its other prop has been a political shell-game, whereby Mr Mubarak and his inner circle simply blame any shortcomings on his ministers, and explain repression as a needed defence against menacing Islamists.
Its behaviour reveals what the well-oiled rhetoric of the BJP hides: that Hindutva needs defence only if non-Hindus are regarded as threats.It is hard to say precisely how far India's elected leaders are responsible for the excesses of the zealots.
The same comment, on the function of any translation, is cited by Hugh Magennis in his book Translating Beowulf: Modern Versions in English Verse, along with Tolkien's opening remark that translating a poem into "plain prose", "a work of skilled and close-wrought metre (to say no more) needs defence".
It is nevertheless clear that, because the number of soldiers in an aphid colony may scale more accurately with gall surface area than with the number of non-soldiers needing defence [ 10], gall structure can be of critical importance to the evolution of aphid life histories.
A doctor needs defences – but not too many.
