Sentence examples for prepare defense from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tendy, like almost every other lawyer in the state, had no experience with capital murder cases, but several years earlier had attended a seminar led by the state's new Capital Defenders Office to prepare defense lawyers for such cases.

The Palmach counterattack on the police station on the night of May 18 gave the Israeli forces an additional day to prepare defense and attack plans.

The continued threat from chemical weapons has led many states to prepare defenses against them and to exert diplomatic pressure on dissenting or noncompliant states to abide by the CWC.

The three officers are being held responsible for decisions before the attack, in particular for failing to properly prepare defenses at the Wanat outpost in Kunar Province in eastern Afghanistan.

Scott's orders changed again; the Virginia House of Delegates ordered him to immediately prepare defenses against Collier and Mathew's raids.

He said a ground assault on the city, where about 7,000 local fighters have spent months preparing defenses and ambushes, would cost many lives.

As soon as the ship reached its goal, Ringgold, the Logan and its crew were impressed into service by Virginia — which, newly at war, was frantically preparing defenses against invasion.

He eventually transferred to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), and during World War II he served as a demolitions expert, disposing of mines that washed ashore and preparing defenses in and around the harbour at Fremantle, W.Aus., against a possible Japanese invasion.

This growing interest in electromagnetic weapons explains the military's interest in preparing defenses.

So the gang heads back to England where King Alfred (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo) is preparing defenses against various viking invaders that have no relation to the sons of Ragnar Lothbrok and their once-massive army.

While preparing defenses, the Sa'iqa were confronted with huge numbers of civilians, mainly farmers, fleeing northward with as many belongings and livestock as possible, cluttering and blocking roads.