Sentence examples for no defence of from inspiring English sources

There is no defence of artistic or cultural value.

"Equally, there is no defence of moral justification for killing, just as there is no defence of religious justification.

And it's no defence of Israel to say that policies are just as bad or worse elsewhere.

A policy which directly favours one racial group will constitute discrimination: the law provides no defence of justification.

And when he appeared in the role of interloper, as he did with satellite television, she would tolerate no defence of monopoly.

Whatever the anti-monopoly law might enjoin and the public interest in pluralism might require, Thatcher would tolerate no defence of competition when the would-be press monopolist was her faithful flak.

There was no defence available of public interest under the Computer Misuse Act, even though Foster believed he had been acting in the public interest.

There is no better defence of an idea than victories, but there is no better victory than the fact that the stability of a club does not depend exclusively on a final result, but on a route map.

They remain illegal to possess, and as with cannabis, there is no legal defence of medicinal use.

There is no possible defence of the use of "golliwog", unless it is to send up the person who uses it as small-minded and profoundly out of touch.

Lord Judge said: "The contemporaneous evidence available to the appellant's legal advisers, once she had decided to tell the truth, provided a great deal of mitigation, but no viable defence of duress.