Sentence examples for partially defended from inspiring English sources

Clinton partially defended the 1994 crime bill but admitted the systemic bias it had propagated.

She partially defended the 1994 crime bill, blamed for steeply increasing the proportion of African Americans in prisons and jails on relatively low-level nonviolent drug offenses, as containing crucial gun control measures and protections for women.

This significant finding, at least partially, defended the validity of A β cascade hypothesis.

Further, there is resentment that Mr. Miller did not personally or through colleagues at least partially defend Mr. Bloomberg, who was attacked by Mr. Barron as "racist" after the mayor said that minority parents opposed to mayoral control of public schools did not understand how poorly their children were being educated.

These results suggest that a number of negatively charged proteins that are known to be engaged in protein-protein interactions with MBP may potentially serve as "nanny proteins" that partially defend MBP from intracellular degradation.

He found that the Met was motivated partially "to defend its own interests in the fallout of the [Macpherson] public inquiry and it was also vigorously defending liability in the civil proceedings".

After having published a cover story on the sorry state of the German armed forces - "Partially ready to defend" - they were accused of treason.

Few – except those who want to score political points – can fail to see that Morsi's attempts to restore order were at least partially justified to defend the rule of law.

He defended the decision to partially break the flood wall.

They occupied and defended shelter more, which may partially explain their persistence in forested habitat.

The latter path involved broadening and, in a sense, partially democratising the series of hierarchies to be defended – the power of husbands over wives, for example, and of employers and managers over workers.