Sentence examples for specific defences from inspiring English sources

But Brandis said it was important for the bill to set out specific defences so people were aware of the law and not subject to "a liability of uncertain dimension".

The new provisions allow Australians to be jailed for up to 10 years for such travel, although there are specific defences listed in the legislation such as bona fide visits to family members.

He added that it was hard to develop specific defences against these attacks because they used tactics and techniques crafted for each occasion.

Table 1 presents in more detail the specific defences involved.

Further studies on a broader set of pathosystems are thus required to evaluate the specificity of the involvement of some specific defence mechanisms more accurately.

There is no specific defence to this kind of contempt of court.

The idea is that if any specific defence fails, another will make good the shortfall.

She said the case illustrated the problems with copyright law, which lacks a specific defence for political comment.

It is understood that Werritty claims that his work, including his multiple global trips, was funded by ideologically sympathetic philanthropists, without any direct connection to specific defence contracts.

Hart did, however, add that One would be checking that funding commitments didn't slip "dangerously" towards increased spending on specific defence initiatives.

However, we suggest that either (1) HFAs themselves, or diatom-infectious bacteria that produce HFA, are present in the habitat of C. gracilis, and so C. gracilis has a specific defence system for detoxifying exogenous HFAs; or (2) the production of estolide TAG could be a side-effect of producing acyltransferases involved in endogenous lipid metabolism.