Sentence examples for unconditional defence from inspiring English sources
If Mr Mead is right, American politicians will continue to lean toward AIPAC's position even if the vast majority of American Jews come to support J Street because their unconditional defence of Israel is not primarily a function of Jewish political pressure.
The disagreement centred on the Shachtmanites' disagreements with the SWP's internal policy, and over the FI's unconditional defence of the USSR.
He and his party's stalwart and unconditional defence of constitutional order allowed the country to move beyond a regency plagued by factious disputes and rebellions that might easily have led to a dictatorship.
The MPs are touring the country as David Cameron called for an "unconditional, immediate, humanitarian ceasefire" and Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, warned Israel that its actions risk undermining western support.
Meanwhile Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez declared his unconditional loyalty to the president on national TV.
Declaring her unconditional support for his rival, the Eurosceptic shadow defence secretary Iain Duncan Smith, she described Mr Clarke as "a political has-been" who would be "a disaster" for the party if elected leader.The next day, Lady Thatcher's chosen successor, John Major, rounded on his old patron.
Venezuelan Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino López said the army "reiterates its unconditional support to the president" In his statement, President Trump said the US condemned the actions of the "Maduro dictatorship".
Defence solicitor Gwyn Lewis said the couple, who were given unconditional bail, would be pleading not guilty.
The defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, said today that Nato should not seek the Taliban's unconditional surrender and warned against "setting the bar too high" for peace talks.
"Cardinals are entrusted with the service of love: love for God, love for his Church, an absolute and unconditional love for his brothers and sisters, even unto shedding their blood, if necessary (in defence of the faith)," the pope told the new cardinals before giving them their rings and red birettas, or hats.
