Sentence examples for receive defense from inspiring English sources

He claimed that his rights had been "deceitfully stolen" from him by Sabo, particularly focusing on the denial of his request to receive defense assistance from non-attorney John Africa and being prevented from proceeding pro se.

Through breast milk, the baby receives defenses against diseases such as diarrhea and respiratory infections.

The business was dissolved in 2003, and its employees were transferred to a related business that continues to submit invoices and receive Defense Department payments, the G.A.O.

A federal judge in Texas later ruled that Mr. Burdine did not receive adequate defense counsel or a fair trial, and ordered the state to retry him or release him from death row, where he has lived for 16 years.

"I call on Mr. Trump to make it clear to the CEO of United Technologies that if his firm wants to receive another defense contract from the taxpayers of this country, it must not move these plants to Mexico," Sanders said. .

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose left-wing populism tapped some of the same issues as Trump's anti-globalist message during the Democratic presidential primary, said over the weekend that Trump needed "to make it clear to the CEO of United Technologies that if his firm wants to receive another defense contract from the taxpayers of this country, it must not move these plants to Mexico".

It should be particularly pointed out that glycemic control ought to attract more attention and that the individuals once diagnosed with hyperglycemia should receive active defense to prevent the emergence of the other components of MS. We adopted CDS' criteria to diagnose MS instead of international standard criteria in our study.

The lowered bar has been enthusiastically received by defense lawyers, many of whom believe it reflects pressure to demonstrate progress.

But in a September filing, prosecutors agreed with the inmate's current lawyers that he received inadequate defense during his trial's penalty phase.

Jarvis countered by rotating Mohamed Diakite, Abe Keita and Emanuel at the center position, receiving serviceable defense from the first two and a perimeter game from the 6-foot-9 Emanuel.

In 1941, Roosevelt issued an executive order that forbade discrimination against any worker because of "race, creed, color or national origin" by companies receiving government defense contracts and vocational training programs.