Sentence examples for old defences from inspiring English sources
Two things make old defences of privacy harder to justify: the growth of online services that require data to be transferred and stored, and the terror threat.The terrorism dimensionEurope faces an even greater risk of terrorism than America does, and that weakens the case of privacy-conscious MEPs.
"But if the old defences on the Congresbury Yeo give way, the floods could take all the villages between Sand Bay and Congresbury itself, including parts of Worle".
Recent archaeological finds under the Aros settlement's old defences indicate the site was a town as early as the last quarter of the 8th century, considerably earlier than had been generally supposed.
However, its oval shaped summit was flat and open, and its 70 year old defences, including an old fort built by the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus during the Thirty Years' War, were neglected and in a dilapidated state.
For the 48 year-old former defence minister, former whip, and former Brown henchman, this is the job he seems to have been working towards.
In his current statement, Aristotle argued that the old defence of offshore processing – that it served as a deterrent to irregular boat journeys to Australia and thereby saved lives at sea in Australian waters – was no longer valid.
Similar legislation in the United States is dangerously open to abuse by state agencies, as are forms of copyright control which would allow ISPs to censor the content they transmit, or new laws on "extreme pornography", which restore the archaic offence of obscenity without the old defence of artistic merit.
Marital coercion - which was used by Huhne's wife Vicky Pryce - is an old defence with an interesting history rooted, many believe, in a chauvinist past.
Bringing on him and Henry for the last 20 when the old defence is tired to get us a goal or two could be a very good plan indeed.
In the summer of 1961, a 25-foot (8-m) diameter paraboloid telescope was constructed (it was made of aluminium tubing and was mounted on the rotating structure of an old defence radar).
Meimarakis, a blunt-spoken 61-year-old former defence minister and parliamentary speaker, accused Tsipras of youthful inexperience and, worse, rank incompetence.
