Sentence examples for risk defence from inspiring English sources

According to Mr Ravi, this "historic" ruling allowed the "real risk" defence for the first time.

And in a section on "operational risk", defence chiefs noted that: "The EUMC considers that the threat to the force should be acknowledged, especially during activities such as boarding and when operating on land or in proximity to an unsecured coastline, or during interaction with non-seaworthy vessels.

In promiscuous species, such as T. dalmanni, it is likely to be advantageous for a male to mate with a virgin female as they only risk defence, not offence, sperm competition, and theory suggests that males should on average invest more in their favoured mating role (i.e. first vs. second) when females are sperm limited [ 14].

There also remains risk around defence spending around the UK election in 2015.

Corbyn's challenger, Owen Smith, will accuse him of putting more than half a million jobs at risk in defence, manufacturing and energy industries, in a final pitch for trade union votes in the party leadership election.

Over time since the prehistory, interactions with floods have undergone evolutionary transitions including aversion to flood risk, flood defence and flood risk management, each serving as a mindset or a paradigm.

At home, he has taken risks in defence of that idea, by recruiting to his party a young independent green, Kriton Arsenis, whose campaign against construction on Aegean islands had threatened vested interests, including pro-Socialist ones.But elsewhere, the terms of a political marriage between social democracy and greenery look uncertain.

"What a despicable and weak thing to do – risking our defences, risking our country, risking our UK.

But in the end he thought giving it up would be "too big a downgrading of our status as a nation" and in an uncertain world "too big a risk for our defence".

But in the end he decided that "giving it up [was] too big a downgrading of our status as a nation, and in an uncertain world, too big a risk for our defence … but the contrary decision would not have been stupid".

Risk Management and Defence Applications are the drivers for the definition of a dual use Earth Observation System, the COSMO-SkyMed constellation, currently in the middle of Design and Definition Phase (B2).