Sentence examples for provide defence from inspiring English sources
"We provide defence equipment and support to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under a Government to Government agreement.
The MoD says it will provide defence lawyers with all the material it can without compromising national security and releasing "protected data".
Aid money from abroad is available to provide defence lawyers, with backing from non-government organisations already working with prisoners.A few prisoners have been freed under the reformed constitution.
In this respect, the presented algorithms combined provide defence against black-hole, sink-hole, any type of integrity (modification) attack, attacks targeting the trust model (bad-mouthing, conflicting behaviour) attack, and Sybil attack while leaving to the intrusion detection system the responsibility of detecting flooding and higher layers attacks.
To provide defence against low-flying German aircraft during the attack, a group of 24 men, including Peeler, from the 3rd Pioneer Battalion's machine gun section were attached to the 10th Brigade's 37th Battalion.
Comprising a keep with an inner and outer bailey, the castle was intended to oversee the trade through the harbour, and to provide defence, as the Abbey had faced raids from Scotland in 1316 and 1322.
Both sections 139 and 139A provide defences to people charged with these offences.
To make his budget revenue-neutral, as funds were needed to provide defences against the French, he doubled the house tax and continued the income tax.
Near weaning, the protein level continues to increase; this may be due to the need for keratin synthesis for hair and spines, to provide defences against the cold weather and predators.
The former involves gathering, analysing and providing defence intelligence and the latter means you'll be supporting aircraft from the ground.
She says in Saudi Arabia, defendants are not provided defence lawyers and in numerous cases of South Asians arrested for drug trafficking, they are not provided translators in court hearings.
