Sentence examples for perceived defense from inspiring English sources

In his perceived defense of white women, Roof killed Black mothers, grandmothers, sisters, wives and daughters.

Booker has been called out for his perceived defense of the powerful pharmaceutical industry: In 2017, he voted down a bill designed to lower prescription drug prices.

Russia, for its part, has long perceived missile defense as a threat to its security — a concern the administration chose to ignore, worsening tensions with Moscow.

The explanation for this result may be rooted in the negative relationship between entrepreneurial behavior and the level of effectiveness of perceived barriers to defense conversion.

According to Zycher, the long-term international threat environment has shifted and the perceived value of defense services has declined along with it.

According to the model, enhanced cytokinin levels 8 or increased sensitivity 9 is perceived as a defense signal by the plant systems.

WASHINGTON - Chuck Hagel, President Obama's nominee for secretary of defense, is perceived to have an Iran problem.

Though increasingly at odds with his own MPs – starting with Varoufakis – Tsipras remains popular among Greeks who admire what is perceived as his robust defense of their rights.

For many Democrats today, the uniform is a kind of talisman, a tool for neutralizing George Bush's perceived strength on national defense.

But one challenge in seeking the "ultimate justice" is New York's jury pool, which is generally perceived by prosecutors and defense lawyers to be more liberal than other places.

Although the Eagles overcame an 18-point halftime deficit Sunday to take a 25-24 lead with less than 11 minutes to play, their defense, a perceived strong point, allowed a 72-yard drive for Arizona's winning touchdown.