Sentence examples for strenuous defence from inspiring English sources
This programme was of immense use to many young writers, which goes some way to justifying Budrys's sometimes strenuous defence of his advocacy, in word and deed, of Hubbard himself.
They may take indirect shots at the illiberal economic policies Dr Mahathir is now pursuing, but they are hardly keen to mount a strenuous defence of "western" notions of human rights.Mr Estrada is in a much stronger position to lead the charge against Dr Mahathir, not because of his own merits but because of his country's.
The company's strenuous defence of its customers civil liberties in its recent battle with the FBI (even going so far as to call it a violation of free speech), also means it must now always be seen to do the utmost for customer security at all times.
Strenuous activity is also the best defence when problems emerge.
This eminently rational principle belies the raw nationalism and paranoia that are now driving much of Russia's foreign policy, including its strenuous objections to Nato expansion and missile defence installations in Europe.
The Sochi declaration said that the parties "reject the zero-sum thinking of the cold war when what was good for Russia was bad for America and vice versa". This eminently rational principle belies the raw nationalism and paranoia that are now driving much of Russia's foreign policy, including its strenuous objections to Nato expansion and missile defence installations in Europe.
Through three strenuous court cases on behalf of abused, culminating in the defence of James Somerset in 1772, he fought not only for their liberation but to assert the evident truth of English common law: that no man could be held as property by another.
A new libel law should give journalists greater recourse to the defence that they were acting in the public interest.A club with responsibilities and benefitsThe most strenuous effort should be directed at toughening up the system for regulating journalists' behaviour.
