Sentence examples for to defend specific from inspiring English sources
But Origen needed to defend specific doctrines concerning Christ.
Brownstein was the only panelist to defend specific measures created to combat outsourcing.
In fact, they are a dodge, because they cut spending broadly without lawmakers having to defend specific cuts.
And the United States has deployed a number of land-based missile defense systems to defend specific American military facilities located around the gulf.
Another Pakistani official said the air force had been in a "point defense" posture for one week, prepared to defend specific key defense installations and cities — including Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore — as well as the Kahuta nuclear weapons laboratory.
Mr. Trump's most vocal supporters don't have to defend his specific actions as long as they make liberal heads explode, or as Sarah Palin put it so memorably, "It's really funny to me to see the splodey heads keep sploding". If liberals hate something, the argument goes, then it must be wonderful and worthy of aggressive defense.
It grants that "there is likely to remain the need to defend against specific networks of violent extremists, including al Qaeda" but maintains that the current force law may not cover "new threats from individuals, entities and organizations" which had no involvement in the 9/11 attacks.
The goal isn't to defend one specific proposal, but to encourage new proposals and, eventually, to change the direction of the debate.
Nevertheless, there is some evidence that Nāgārjuna two main aims were something else: firstly, to reject a substantialist interpretation of some of the key notions of the Buddhist teaching and, secondly, to defend a specific view of the relation between individuals and their properties.
The teeth are used by the piglets to establish a teat order during the first hours after birth [ 2] and subsequently to defend their specific teat [ 3].
If one claims that an estimate is meaningful, it is fair to ask how vigorously would one have to defend a specific choice of arbitrary experimental parameters to defend a particular order-of-magnitude range around that estimate.
