Sentence examples for tasked to defend from inspiring English sources
Everyone is guilty and then tasked to defend themselves publicly.
With Fahd's consent, Bush ordered troops into Saudi Arabia on 7 August, initially tasked to defend Saudi Arabia should Iraq attack.
In early October, the SDK was tasked to defend the Šabac bridgehead on the Sava River against the Partisans, together with some German units under the command of Colonel Jungenfeld, head of the 5th Police Regiment.
We saved three of the four houses we were tasked to defend," said Adam Fisher, an engineer with the Larkspur Fire Department, who spent Monday in the Butte Valley area.
The Army publicized the resulting scenario as depicting simultaneous attacks on America by hostile fleets on both coasts, with the Air Corps tasked to defend against one of them.
However, by the time the invasion began only two of the three divisions had arrived, and the New Zealanders were consequently spread thin, holding a position to the north of Katerini, where they were tasked to defend the strategic Olympus Pass to the south.
Azeri commander Suret Huseynov and his 709th brigade, which had been tasked to defending the Murov Mountains, had retreated to Ganja after political and military problems began to unravel upon in the battlefield.
Ministers now came to share with the king responsibility for the processes of government, and it became their task to defend policy proposals in parliament.
And we will develop a territorial missile defense capability as part of our core task: to defend one another against attack.
"We have a heavy task to defend this man, who is the most detested man in Belgium," Xavier Magnee, an attorney for him said in opening remarks in March.
Arnauld claims, in effect, to set forth the gist of Descartes' philosophy, but he did not hesitate to replace parts of Descartes' philosophy with different though related propositions, especially when doing so made Descartes a more reliable ally in what Arnauld took to be his primary task, to defend the truths of the faith.
