Sentence examples for two lines of defence from inspiring English sources

The pipeline, which is a military target for the guerrillas, has two lines of defence.

United did most of the attacking without finding too many ways through Tony Pulis's two lines of defence.

Pistorius' team submitted two lines of defence, despite criticism from prosecutor Gerrie Nel, who called them "not just mutually exclusive but mutually destructive".

But the coalition has not yet lost the confidence of voters.Events in Europe have given the government two lines of defence.

Few would have imagined at the start of the season that the Premier League could be conquered by such a an old-fashioned ploy as two lines of defence and a counterattacking game, but we were all wrong.

For another Chelsea's formation was so compact, essentially two lines of defence behind Hazard with Willian and Callum Hudson-Odoi only occasionally getting forward in support, that the visitors' most prominent attacker was actually stationed in his own half much of the time, vainly hoping to launch counter strikes from just behind the centre circle.

She proposed relying on three lines of defence against financial instability.

The model is a bow-tie structure with six lines of defence, three on either side of the central loss of containment event.

The three lines of defence of our freedoms – the press, parliament and the law – have so far bent the knee to the secret state.

The review recommends that fundraising regulation remains self-regulatory and be based on a "three lines of defence" model: First line of defence – trustees are the first line of accountability for a charity's fundraising activities.

I use three lines of defence: first, I have greylisting switched on for my mail server (this is a simple server configuration that sends a "busy, try again in 15 minutes" message the first time another mail server tries to communicate with it in a 24-hour period; this gets rid of over 90% of the 20,000-plus spams directed at me every day).