Sentence examples for the one defence from inspiring English sources

The one defence this species has against the mailed fist of the fishing industry, which appears to be locked around the sensitive parts of the UK's environment department, is an appeal under the habitats directive, of which this country is blatantly in breach.

There are certain circumstances whereby the obtaining or disclosure of personal data is permissible under the law and one defence, used by the journalists, is that the information was obtained because it was in the public interest.

One defence of the bill offered by the government – and accepted by Labour as the key justification for its support – is that it exempts "cyclical" spending, such as unemployment benefit (now given the Orwellian name jobseekers' allowance).

One defence solicitor said the conditions amounted to his client being deported.

Our culture of silence may be understandable in environments where the one ubiquitous defence is frontline vigilance.

One defence has been to appropriate the label.

10.38am BST Nel cites the evidence of Dr Stipp – he testified that he heard "help, help, help" after the second set of bang sounds (the ones the defence claims were in fact the cricket bat on the door).

Revelation of the principles of ischaemia-reperfusion myocardial injury, on the one hand, and congenital defence mechanisms, on the other hand, offers the possibility of pharmacological intervention.

The one operation future defence strategists desperately wanted to rule out – a contested amphibious landing far from home – had been fought and won.

When a plant is infected by a virus, the silencing machinery has to combine efforts to guarantee the correct development of the plant on the one hand and an appropriate defence against the pathogen on the other.

Exploring the right balance between confronting participants with unexplored perspectives on the one hand and respecting their defences on the other hand was found to be present in each of the groups.