Sentence examples for need not defend from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said Mr. Ridge need not defend budgets but should testify on broader policy issues.

As a great, multicultural world city, London need not defend English monoculture or spurn the diversity and tolerance that are a key to municipal success.

In 1982, for example, federal authorities declared that nuclear plants need not defend against kamikaze attacks by airplanes -- the cost, it was determined, outweighed the risks.

That is an admirable record, one he need not defend, but the Jets were so ineffective against the Steelers that Ryan bristled anyway late Sunday night, saying that people had no right to criticize his team.

But once again, one need not defend cognitivism, even in its less ambitious form, in conceiving intention as a kind of belief.

Mr. Shapiro need not defend William Shakespeare the man, but professional Shakespearean scholarship itself.

He needs to renounce RomneyCare and not defend it or distinguish it from ObamaCare".

And, in case it needs repeating, European societies do not defend their values when they turn on their Muslim fellow citizens – on the contrary, they violate those values.

However, the thesis that there may exist a "duty to die" need not be defended by appeal to overtly consequentialist or utilitarian reasoning.

Now more secure, the Grimaldi lords of Monaco now began to recognise the need not only to defend their territory, but also to have a home reflecting their power and prestige.

Despite America's obsession with guns, most people do not hunt and do not need to defend themselves against dangerous enemies.