Sentence examples for needs of defence from inspiring English sources

The Americans had not put an effort into ballistic missiles because they concentrated on military aircraft to deliver bombs (and, through the needs of defence, also promoted computers).

The following papers were read: "Urgent Tasks of Science in Mobilizing the Resources of the Eastern Districts of the U.S.S.R. for the Needs of Defence", by Profs.

Perhaps that is why the majority leader, Trent Lott, reckons the trial has no need of defence witnesses and could be ended by February 6th.

And the criteria by which the man in No 10 and his acolytes at the Treasury operate aren't entirely based on the prime needs of the defence and security of Britain and its allies.

"China's work on the [Spratly] islands mostly serves civil purposes apart from meeting the needs of military defence.

As Chief of the Air Staff at the outbreak of World War II, Goble planned the expansion and decentralisation of the RAAF to meet the needs of home defence and Australia's obligations in Europe, which included the transfer of No. 10 Squadron to Britain.

Put simply, we should not let R&D and procurement be driven by the needs of the defence industry.

The army, too, has decided to carry out its own internal radical review of its role, requirement and capability in terms of what Britain needs for defence, security, and humanitarian operations over the next few decades.

And why the strongest military power in the region needs another layer of defence via an international force, to secure it from the weakest and least powerful party in the area, is simply beyond argument or reason.

Purely fiducial, evidential proportion, models of faith make it easy enough to see how faith may be praiseworthy though they will stand in need of a defence that the God who is trusted is indeed the true God.

We didn't need a plan of attack, I told her: knowing that it was Jim cutting together the rushes in the editing suite – we needed a plan of defence instead.