Sentence examples for too defence from inspiring English sources

The 'they did it too' defence traditionally hasn't worked in the playground.

Clashes are likely, too, over defence (even though the hawkish defence minister lost his seat).

So too are defence contractors.

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

Corbyn's supporters invoke democracy too, in defence of a leader democratically elected by the party only nine months ago.

There are hiccups ahead in the wider government, too, with Defence Secretary Robert Gates signalling his intention to step down well before the President's term is complete.

Chess featured prominently in some of his fiction, too: The Defence follows Aleksandr Ivanovich Luzhin, a troubled and introverted boy who takes up chess and quickly rises to grandmaster.

The very rich can buy some extra privacy by suing the media; but against the state and corporate big data there is too little defence for anyone.

We're not in the business of reducing competition".Despite evidence that penalties are still too small, defence lawyers complain that the authorities cause alleged cartelists unnecessary pain by applying antitrust laws extraterritorially.

In one case, Australian Super Hornets pulled out of an air strike on an Isis target when the risk of killing civilians became too high, defence officials said at a media briefing on Wednesday.

Some changes have already been introduced in rape trials where, for too long, defence counsel were allowed to exploit a victim's previous sexual history, clothing or state of inebriation in an effort to secure an acquittal.