Sentence examples for outside defended from inspiring English sources

"The real criminals are outside, defended by the capitalist system that increasingly spreads in the minds of the weak," Anonymous said.

Mr. Brener, a freelance photographer who lives outside Tel Aviv, defended the protesters in an e-mail to The Lede, writing: These people are not right-wingers, bigots or racists, they are working-class, poor neighborhood residents who have lost their sense of security due to major influx of African migrants.

"It is, however, important that we do not sit at home on Sept. 24, but go outside and defend our votes".

The meeting was the first time that residents were able to air grievances publicly against the agency, which is widely resented here as an outside force, defending a water supply for a distant city.

Within the alliance, even the weakest members are defended; outside, Ukraine can count only on political and economic support against Russia.

Reading a prepared statement outside court, Myler defended the paper's reporting and said the judgment was further evidence of a "creeping law of privacy".

Helicopter patrols began to wheel low over the treetops outside the perimeter defended by the infantry, spraying the landscape with long bursts of machine-gun fire.

Joseph C. Magdziarz, president of the Appraisal Institute and an appraiser outside of Chicago, defended his industry's work but said many appraisers were now pressed to write their reports more quickly and for less money.

[The thesis] was written and defended outside the university and the university has nothing to do with it.

The Ponte Grande Bridge was immediately outside the area defended by the Italian 206 Coastal Division, which would oppose the British seaborne landing.

Irrespective of whether the home ranges of adjacent groups overlap, they are most likely not actively defended outside the mating season if food supplies are sufficient.