Sentence examples for true defence from inspiring English sources
This year's true defence budget including hidden items and cost-overruns may add up to something near 6% of GDP.
"Making allegations loudly and forcefully does not make them true," defence counsel Simon Ray told the court.
The Tories say that Mr Blair has put his political desire to walk tall in Europe ahead of Britain's true defence interests.
"It's not my fault, I was on a cappuccino run when the banks went rogue" would be the truest defence, but it risks making you look insubstantial.
"I cannot confirm that and I hope that it isn't true," Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon told a local TV channel after being asked about reports of Rosenberg's capture, according to Reuters.
It also pursues the objective of pointing out that the European Union should provide itself with a true common defence and security policy, so that it can intervene in the name of the principles and of the values that unite us and that guide us.
And even if others maintained that this renaissance would have occurred anyway, it is nonetheless true that this Defence of the Book, both actual and symbolic, undoubtedly led to … "The Defence of the Book" appears in The Library Book alongside stories by Alan Bennett, Val McDermid, Zadie Smith and many others.
They were dedicated to innocent all-out attack, but Arsenal were famous for – and yes, kids, this once was true – their mean defence.
It's true that UK defence exports totalled £8.8bn over the past year, a rise of 62% from 2011 and making Britain the second largest defence exporter after the US.
In True Detective's defence, this timeworn tale of girls gone wrong and egotistical male cops is the perfectly at home in it's claustrophobic Louisiana setting where 1995 could be 1955.
