Sentence examples for providing a defense from inspiring English sources

It allows for his loss of restraint by providing a defense against shame.

His own lawyer told a Georgia trial court reviewing the case that he "probably shouldn't have been allowed to represent anybody" while he was ostensibly providing a defense.

She added that the law took account of the needs of the employer and co-workers by providing a defense of "undue hardship" that could excuse the employer from making an otherwise reasonable accommodation.

(S) Buchris referenced a press report from Secretary Clinton's trip to Jakarta in which she said the United States would consider providing a defense umbrella for moderate Arab countries in the Middle East should Iran acquire a nuclear weapon.

Thus, Stx1a might benefit S. flexneri by providing a defense against eukaryotic predators.

The cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) typically express CD8 and induce apoptosis of cells on which they recognize foreign antigens presented by MHC class I molecules, providing a defense against intracellular pathogens such as viruses.

Also, rules ostensibly provide a defense if the accounts are later challenged in a lawsuit.

If this case goes to trial, it will provide a defense.

So Salon, obligingly, provides a defense of the gas tax holiday that John McCain and Hillary Clinton have endorsed.

It will also provide a defense for YouTube, where some media companies say piracy of copyrighted works is rampant.

Those would provide a defense against medium- and short-range missiles within the strict limits of the ABM treaty.