Sentence examples for terms of defences from inspiring English sources

Here, there was little to show in terms of defences, but to compensate the line could be protected by a flanking fire from the town.

I'll be hammering that home in terms of defence.

But what is rational in terms of defence accounting too often falls foul of political and operational reality.

"Against New Zealand we got the breakdown a bit wrong but in terms of defence and tackling  we were much better.

A master tactician with great insight into the game, particularly in terms of defence, he was one of the best coaches Britain has ever produced.

"We are a first-class player in terms of defence and as long as I am Prime Minster that is the way it will stay," Mr Cameron said.

"It's vital that if the European Union wants to speak about fair deals it should at least guarantee Greek borders [with Turkey] so the country can bring down military spending to 2.2%." The imbalance has spawned speculation that peripheral countries in Europe with vulnerable frontiers such as Greece are being exploited in terms of defence spending by wealthier states at Europe's core.

No 10 says the UK is still "a first-class player in terms of defence".

The prime minister said Mr Gates was wrong and that the UK was a "first class-player in terms of defence".

The prime minister said Britain has the world's fourth largest defence budget and was a "first class-player in terms of defence".

"We are a first-class player in terms of defence and as long as I am prime minster that is the way it will stay".