Sentence examples for respective defences from inspiring English sources

Consequently, there was a noticeable lack of goalmouth drama in the main, partly, one suspected, because of the solid nature of the respective defences.

The rain disrupted the game as much as the respective defences, but a John Rudd try after Alex King's chip ahead was enough to earn Wasps the win, despite the kicking out of hand and from the tee of Jonny Wilkinson.

The football continued to move from one end to the other, with Giggs and Reyes causing problems for their respective defences.

Respective defence officials meet monthly near Guantánamo Bay.

At it, China and Japan agreed to start work between their respective defence ministries on ways to deal with things such as unintended collisions and other emergencies at sea.

Currently, America and Japan are deep in discussion between their respective defence and foreign ministries about reshaping their security alliance in a way that will supposedly lead to a "transformation" of America's huge military presence in Japan, requiring fewer, more mobile American troops and greater "burden-sharing" from Japan in the face of future threats.

This period of the confrontation of the two super-powers and their allies within their respective defence-alliances (NATO and the Warsaw-Pact) was called Cold War – in contrast to what happened on the Korean peninsula (cf. Dijk et al. 2008).12008

Additionally, a significant number of paramedics are employed within the respective defence forces of each country [ 3].

But following the return of loan signings Nedum Onuoha and John Mensah to their respective clubs, defence is now a priority, and that is why he is hoping to make progress on O'Shea and Brown.

As early as 17 October, assaulting units were given all available details about the German defences in their respective sectors, in order to facilitate early assault planning.

Ever since Montesquieu decided tyranny was best thwarted by separating out the powers of the key organs of state, politicians and generals have trodden warily along the boundary between their respective territories of democracy and defence.