Sentence examples for protection defense from inspiring English sources

Government jobs are crucial to education, public health and safety, environmental protection, defense, homeland security and myriad other functions that the private sector cannot fulfill.

Finally, the feasibility and advantage of the protection defense strategy with the support of high speed Ethernet are testified by EPOCHS based joint simulation example.

Israel is also a global pacesetter in armored vehicle protection, defense against short-range rockets, and the techniques and procedures of robotics, all of which it has shared with the United States.

Lisa knows that what you pay for with your taxes costs you something, but that you also get something for that money, like roads, fire protection, defense, and help when you might need it in a disaster.

This protein participates in the flavonoids biosynthesis [ 91], important for UV protection, defense against pathogens and pests, regulation of auxin transport and pigmentation [ 92].

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), along with its partners in public health, law enforcement, environmental protection, defense, and the U.S. Postal Service, has been investigating a series of bioterrorism-related anthrax deaths and illnesses that occurred from October to December 2001.

In those cases, children have few avenues for protection or defense.

They wanted to use it for the ability to provide security protection in defense situations.

The Court appears to have held in Part IV of its opinion only that whatever protection the defense investigator's notes of his interviews with witnesses might otherwise have had, that protection would have been lost when the investigator testified about those interviews.

During the metal ages, popular migrations, commerce, and wars increased, which resulted in the rise of cities and of fortified works for their protection and defense, such as the talayots (round or quadrangular towers) of the Balearic Isles and the nuraghi (round towers) of Sardinia.

(a) To create a positive environment for registering patents and exploiting them and (b) to anticipate the second patenting generation as commercial products besides the present protection and defense mechanisms (Chien 2010)   4.