Sentence examples for recent defence from inspiring English sources
The Knesset sliced $1 billion off the most recent defence budget, the steepest cut in two decades.
In its most recent defence white paper, published last October, China clearly identified America as its principal threat.
"The recent defence agreement is not about the provision of military assistance to Bahrain, and therefore no assessment was required".
Cameron's recent defence of the City might imply that he thinks of the UK economy in similar terms.
My colleague will forgive me, I hope, if I am wrong that his recent defence of foreign financing of campaign advertisements was somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
In a meeting with The Economist at the Academy, General Chen Zhou, the main author of the four most recent defence white papers, said: "We studied RMA exhaustively.
According to a recent defence-ministry audit, only 29% of the products developed by the DRDO in the past 17 years have entered service with the armed forces.
Mill's 'harm principle' is examined in this entry, together with the more recent defences of the principle by Joel Feinberg and Joseph Raz.
Some recent defences of Thomistic epistemology (e.g., Henry Veatch in Thomistic Papers, Volume IV, 1990) suggest ways in which such concerns might be addressed.
Ross's appeal to self-evidence and his defence of the synthetic a priori may seem problematic to many, though recent defences of these views suggest that their fortunes are improving (Stratton-Lake 2002a, 2002b; Audi 1996, 2004; Crisp 2002; Parfit 2011).
No Americans were invited.China, of course, argues that it is merely responding to American assertiveness as shown in the Kosovo war, or in recent American defence accords with Mongolia and Kazakhstan, or by the plans to construct a national missile defence (NMD).
