Sentence examples for single defence from inspiring English sources
Some Norwich supporters howled like wolves in the stands during that match but the striker has not looked like blowing a single defence down since.
This week George Robertson, Britain's defence minister, insisted more strongly than any French politician would that creating a single defence company would not prevent European governments from buying American arms if they were cheaper.
It is also a principal subcontractor on the F35 Joint Strike Fighter - the world's largest single defence project - for which it designs and manufactures a range of components including the aft fuselage, vertical and horizontal tail and wing tips and fuel system.
Our results indicate the general importance of analysing 'multiple defence syndromes' rather than single defence mechanisms in future functional analyses of plant defences.
Plants do not rely on a single defence mechanism, but rather express multiple defences comprising the constitutive and induced synthesis of many chemical compounds as well as the production of structural traits [e.g. 21] [24].
In contrast to previous studies, which have focussed exclusively on indirect defences, our findings indicate the general need for consideration of multiple defence syndromes on plant defences rather than continuing to restrict analyses to single defence mechanisms.
"Not a single Nato defence minister would define a cyber-attack as a clear military action at present.
We are capable of leading on a range of issues climate, energy, trade, the single market, defence, foreign policy.
It is also worth noting the policy areas he thinks a European president should drive forward: tax, the single market, defence, immigration and crime.
And last June, in its single largest defence deal with the US for $2.4bn £1.5bnn), the Indian air force confirmed the acquisition of 10 Boeing C-17 Globemaster III Very Heavy Lift Transport Aircraft.
This Imperial General Staff would serve as a common link between the national forces, and could oversee the development of a single uniform defence scheme.
