Sentence examples for traditional defence from inspiring English sources

They are wary of the overtures to Tehran by Washington, their traditional defence partner.

She dismissed the traditional defence that there were only "a few bad apples" in the federation.

Criticised for pandering to business, the FDP has begun talking up its traditional defence of civil liberties.

More funding would be directed towards the kind of conflict we see in Afghanistan and away from traditional defence posture.

By comparison, less than 20% was for new weapons procurement, the stuff that the defence industry per se produces.A look at how the share prices of the traditional defence contractors have fared reflects this (see chart).

On the voyage to the Cape (accompanied by his critical wife and their young boy Archie), Dingley falls in with a French journalist whose "Gascon excitability" provokes the Englishman to the traditional defence of empire: civilisation not conquest, railways and telegraph not greed and gold.

Traditional defences of bigger barriers and drains remain necessary but are often expensive, unattractive and ineffective, says David Balmforth, a flooding expert at the Institution of Civil Engineers.

Having achieved stability in the West, Alexios could turn his attention to the severe economic difficulties and the disintegration of the Empire's traditional defences.

With stability at last achieved in the west, Alexios now had a chance to begin solving his severe economic difficulties and the disintegration of the empire's traditional defences.

What is it conditioning us for?"A huge problem for NATO is that most of what Russia might attempt will be below the radar of traditional collective defence.

This new game from DeNA takes a more traditional tower defence approach, as you marshall the likes of Luke Skywalker and Yoda to fend off the hordes.