Sentence examples for probably to defend from inspiring English sources

In 1082 he was imprisoned by William on a charge of raising troops without royal permission, probably to defend the pope against the Holy Roman emperor Henry IV.

Yet the safer course is probably to defend the food patch to the death, even if it means an unexciting life as a stock that investors own primarily for income.

So Dortmund probably need to defend high and tight.

Given the fact that the state would probably have to defend the policy in court, James's idea would actually be a new expense.

Along with BA, it will probably have to defend itself in class-action suits by American passengers who claim they were overcharged.

McCabe called the emissions standards set during her watch "appropriate" and said the Trump administration will probably have to defend in court its reasons for easing them.

A prominent commentator on the issue, Florian Mueller, who also advises companies including Microsoft on patent issues, said that Google and Motorola would probably need to defend themselves vigorously to avoid being sent formal charges in this case.

A plaque in Tajik and English explained that this was the King's Castle, constructed in the third century B.C. by the Siah-Posh, a tribe of black-robed fire-worshipers (probably Zoroastrian), to defend the Wakhan from intruders.

But the fact that they voted for Obama in 2008 and the two seats that were held by Democrats until the 2010 election didn't get much better means the GOP will probably have to defend them in the coming years.

I think that Americans United is going to remain disappointed with the IRS, through this next election cycle, but Liberty is probably prepared to defend itself as it just recently had Bernie Sanders speak at one of its convocations.

(You will probably have to defend Donald Trump's parents at this point).