Sentence examples for that could defend from inspiring English sources

His main finding was that "territoriality" created space that could defend itself.

Active from 1976 to 1981, it clandestinely produced uncensored newspapers, provided financial and legal aid to fired workers, and tirelessly advocated for truly independent unions that could defend workers' rights.

Now, that firepower is being turned on Mr. Santorum, who has struggled to raise the kind of money that could defend against the combined resources of Mr. Romney and the super PAC.

He also said Japan was considering the purchase of tilt-rotor aircraft like the United States military's Osprey as part of an established plan to build an amphibious infantry unit similar to the Marines that could defend outlying islands.

He had no intention of restoring the old Holy Roman Empire but wished to create instead a system that could defend itself against both France and Russia and keep Prussia under control.

Published studies by leading weapons scientists, physicists and engineers say the cost of a space-based system that could defend the nation against an attack by a handful of missiles could be anywhere from $220 billion to $1 trillion.

Norwich played football but couldn't defend, whereas Bryan had a team that could still defend well.

Porfirio Díaz himself later stated that, while he felt that he could defend against Villa and Orozco in Chihuahua, the fall of Cuautla was the event which persuaded him to agree to peace with Madero.

At the suggestion that Chotiner could defend him, Nixon worried that the attorney might not be willing to do so.

"There was a period in the middle of the second half where we kicked away possession, maybe subconsciously thinking that we could defend the lead, but after that we attacked again, which was great to see.

It was a great nation that could not defend itself.