Sentence examples for requirement to defend from inspiring English sources

A valuable 5th-century inscription found in the 1970s concerning a community in Aetolia (north-central Greece) illuminated the obligations imposed by Sparta on its allies: above all, full military reciprocity i.e., the requirement to defend Sparta when it was attacked, with similar guarantees offered by Sparta in return.

In 1941, with the fate of Great Britain uncertain and the U.S. not yet committed to joining the war, the growing competence of the RCN and the possible requirement to defend home waters prompted the building of a strong national navy.

The intestinal lamina propria is composed of complex immune cell populations which balance the requirement for physiologic immune tolerance to luminal antigens and the necessity to defend against pathogens.

Ethical standards were vague, and the requirement to zealously defend one's client paramount.

Reviewers considered the combat mechanics to be simplistic while allowing for complex tactics, and others said that the requirement to actively defend against enemy attacks and enhance offense kept fights engaging.

Muscat was a drain on Portuguese finances, with its requirement to maintain large military and naval forces to defend it.

In other words, it was difficult for them to have to defend the requirement for financial contributions from the community, on one hand, while also talking about exempting over half of the health centres' patients, on the other.

A reason for Rawls to defend this coordination requirement is that, in most cases, it serves a more important concern, namely, the achievement of good consequences.

During the argument in the Supreme Court, the attorney for the State of Indiana attempted to defend the voter ID requirement because it was similar to the requirement for a person to board a plane or enter a federal courthouse.

She apparently feels she has to defend higher capital requirements against influential complaints coming from the powerful financial community that they will undermine lending and raise interest rates.

While researchers may not always be able to overcome such conflicts, it is paramount to at least address these different requirements when publishing EE research and to defend the chosen approach in the light of this conflict.