Sentence examples for on which defence from inspiring English sources

But the PHE medical advice on which defence officials base their decisions has never recommended the use of Lariam for those going to Afghanistan.

"The Russian Federation - and knowledge of this is one of the direct duties of the foreign ministry - has accepted the jurisdiction of the European convention on human rights, under which defence of human rights is not an internal matter of any state but one of the values that stand above national legislation," he told the Interfax news agency.

They dropped dozens of bombs on Mono Jojoy's camp, which Defence Minister Rodrigo Rivera has described as "the mother of all lairs" for its size and the number of hidden tunnels it had.

With a defence budget of around £34bn a year, the UK cannot afford the present range of operations abroad and the ambitious equipment-buying programme on which the defence ministry is currently embarked.

Here are the key points on which the defence and prosecution differ.

The German defence of Normandy never recovered from the damage inflicted during Epsom, the initiative was lost and German counter-attack tactics used failed in the face of Allied fire power with even greater cost than that inflicted on the British; the German command structure and assumptions on which the defence was based were undermined.

In keeping with a game in which defences were on top, a half-time streaker was rugby tackled and pinioned before he had got further than 10 yards on to the pitch.

Quins never looked like breaking through until the closing stages of a game in which defences were on top, by which time they trailed by 13 points - largely thanks to the boot of Owen Williams.

After a low-key opening 20 minutes in which defences were comfortably on top, the game briefly sparked into life with both sides going desperately close to scoring.

Wales kept Ireland scoreless in a nervy first half in which defences were well on top and led 6-0 at half-time through two Stephen Jones penalties.

These two men are the bedrocks on which the English defence is built, and I'm pretty sure I could distract Phil Jones with a pull-your-thumb-off magic trick, nip around him while he's holding both temples and screaming "HOW, THOUGH!!" then slide it between Jordan Pickford's legs after pointing and telling him his shoes are untied.