Sentence examples for the list of defences from inspiring English sources

Labor's Senate leader, Penny Wong, said the list of defences should not be exhaustive and the courts should be given greater discretion to consider an accused person's legitimate purposes for travel.

Hardwicke's decision also added the exercise of personal judgement to the list of admissible defences against the charge of copyright infringement, adding to the growing case law establishing that British copyright would be based on labour and not on originality.

Pte Manning's sister and aunt are also on the list of potential defence witnesses.

The potential beckons for a wide-ranging debate on Britain's future defence needs - even though "defence" is far down the list of issues concerning the British people, according to opinion polls.

Third, the involvement of the European Union (though not the commission) in defence matters has been dropped from the list of British taboos.In this section Ripped off Branded for life Blair's defence offensive Is Tony Blair a Dalek?

Yet the BBC poll too placed defence at eighth in the list of voter priorities.

Genes typically involved in different defence pathways were found in the list of up-regulated genes in leaves and roots (Table 1).

Notably, PEN2, which is also part of an antifungal defence regulon [ 48], is in the list of genes co-expressed with AtMDL3 (Additional file 4: Table S2).

The list of wrongs which justify war is long, including the inflicting of punishment (ibid)., self-defence (II.1.3), the defence of chastity (II.1.7), etc.

The list of arguments is long, reaching fever pitch over the Falklands, the invasion of Grenada, and Reagan's pet, the Strategic Defence Initiative (his plan for a space-based missile defence system).

Indeed, a list of defence suppliers to Saudi Arabia throws up some powerful multinationals: Boeing, Microsoft and Rolls-Royce are among the blue-chip names.