Sentence examples for so as to defend from inspiring English sources

However, effective policies are needed so as to defend gains in mobility in the context of the ongoing recession and continue pursuing egalitarian educational objectives.

Poland also wants Europe to have a strong defense and security policy so as to defend its values and become a serious global player.

A democracy's spies and spycatchers, he argues, must damage freedom in small ways so as to defend it in big ones.

Some stories are easier to tell, while there are others so unconscionable that one's imagination swerves away from them, so as to defend one against them.

Then, he says, he heard a noise in the bathroom, assumed it was an intruder, got the gun from under the bed without realizing Steenkamp wasn't there, and, reaching the bathroom, opened fire on the door to the toilet "so as to defend Reeva and I," only to realize he had mistakenly killed her.

It doesn't work, and arguably, Apple is "excluding" or "refusing to deal" with independent music players so as to defend its monopoly.

But I didn't anticipate that his dislike would be so personal; he went so far as to defend his penis size during the Republican debate on 4 March.

As a figure of merit, however, the pooled ROC n score suffers from defects so obvious that other bioinformatics studies (wisely, in our opinion) have gone so far as to defend conclusions drawn from the pooled ROC n score by checking individual retrieval lists (Sierk and Pearson, 2004).

Mr. King has gone so far as to defend racial profiling (which is illegal) as "legitimate law enforcement".

Some fashion executives went so far as to defend Ms. Palin for helping to support the economy.

When, in 1975, the Fed was petitioned to make its actions and deliberations public, it went so far as to defend its right to secrecy in court.