Sentence examples for repeatedly defending from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Goldman has been defiant in the face of criticism, repeatedly defending its actions in the mortgage market, including its own bets against it.

Jellinek found himself repeatedly defending that idea, especially to doctors, and in 1960 he decided to set it down in a book called "The Disease Concept of Alcoholism".

Mr. Bloomberg has become increasingly critical of the Wall Street protests, even while repeatedly defending the right of people to demonstrate.

Cameron has been a long-term believer in the UK aid budget, repeatedly defending the decision to ensure 0.7% of gross national income is spent on overseas aid.

Four weeks ago, when irate backbench MPs forced a debate on Lord Chilcot's announcement that his report on the Iraq war was to be delayed, Jack Straw was on his feet repeatedly, defending his role in that war.

WASHINGTON, June 9 — Nearly a decade after the government began its landmark effort to break up Microsoft, the Bush administration has sharply changed course by repeatedly defending the company both in the United States and abroad against accusations of anticompetitive conduct, including the recent rejection of a complaint by Google.

But the longstanding policy has been repeatedly defended by Bloomberg and Kelly.

The Bush campaign has repeatedly defended Ms. Lozano's loyalty.

Deen has repeatedly defended herself over the past week, denying that she is a racist.

He said Rushdie had repeatedly defended multiculturalism and would be taking part in the festival later this month.

Its author, Michael Hastings, and his editors have repeatedly defended the article's accuracy.