Sentence examples for subsequent defence from inspiring English sources

The subsequent defence in Denmark, against the Italian Christian Sanavia, saw one of his finest performances as he won in four rounds.

Following Newton-Dunn's fatuous fashion faux-pas (and the subsequent defence that he supports "ALL equal opportunity; yours to wear what you want – and P3 girls to express themselves as they want"), the brilliant women of Twitter began to list what they were so "boldly" wearing.

While Chaim Weizmann, president of the World Zionist Organisation, was entertaining British high commissioners for tea, his nephew and subsequent defence minister, Ezer Weizman, was plotting to blow up Evelyn Barker, commander of Britain's forces in Palestine.Exhausted by world war, Britain lacked the stomach, money and will to fight.

Mannett was later awarded the Military Cross for his leadership during the initial assault and the subsequent defence of the ridgeline.

It became clear that organised resistance had ceased however, with the successful Australian assault and the subsequent defence of its objectives the day before breaking the North Koreans locally.

Thus, pre-exposure to a different temperature regime affects subsequent defence, which suggests an adaptive response.

His subsequent outspoken defence of artistic freedom led to his re-arrest on trumped-up bribery charges in 1982 and he probably only escaped further imprisonment because of the likelihood of another prominent campaign on his behalf.

His concerns were echoed in subsequent briefings with defence secretary Chuck Hagel, senior CIA officials and the US deputy secretary of state, William Burns.

Despite the recent troubles in town and the men's subsequent actions, the defence claimed their intention was not to harass Aboriginals, but to check if it was possible to drive to the old Telegraph Station, 6km upriver.

Through failures of subsequent lines of defence they are developing into serious incidents.

Subsequent reviews of defence policy and the strategic situation in South East Asia after the war had resulted in the formation of the Australian Regiment in 1948, the first regular infantry unit of the Australian Army.