Sentence examples for possible defence for from inspiring English sources

There was no possible defence for the emails smearing David Cameron and George Osborne, and McBride didn't pretend there was.

Hoping to rule out a possible defence for Pistorius, he might instead be opening the door to his being acquitted on grounds of mental incapacity.

Mead offers the most eloquent possible defence of the swarm of WASPs that has shaped the world for centuries.

The huntsman who welcomed your columnist explained that, in practice, this means that before a hunt one of his helpers films himself laying a pretend scent-trail by dragging a rag theoretically, but not actually, scent-trail byscent, from a quadraggingo provide evidence for a possible defence in courag

Cameras are the best possible defence against police misconduct, as well as a way for officers to protect themselves against false allegations.

Unfortunately, internment is the worst possible defence.

The only possible defence is to put up fences".

For decades, his firm has had only a handful of possible defence-related customers, restricted to the Japanese market and its major players, such as Mitsubishi and Fuji Heavy Industries.

Gyles recommended the laws be redrafted to create two regimes – one for "external" disclosures by journalists and other parties that had more safeguards and possible defences.

Westrop notes that there are "possible defences in law... but there is no general public interest defence to copyright infringement".

We shall also discuss possible defences against SSL/TLS fingerprinting.