Sentence examples for unqualified defense from inspiring English sources

You can already see the cleavage starting, with the White House's unqualified defense of Israel's retaliation.

"His respect of all people was demonstrated by his absolute abhorrence of discrimination of any kind, his unqualified defense of the oppressed and his inflexible principles of fairness, equality, truth and justice.

In a "Special Editorial" posted to the Weekly Standard's Web site on Tuesday, Kristol chastised Romney's opponents for their attacks on him, but said, The unqualified defense of the virtues of Bain Capital by some on the right is also silly.

Among the most significant and recurring themes of Letters is that of the individual and society's relationship with their environment; the work has been read as an "impassioned, unqualified defense of American agrarianism".

After meeting at the Pentagon with his war council, Mr. Bush emerged to face reporters and television cameras, flanked by Vice President Dick Cheney on his right and Mr. Rumsfeld on his left, and delivered an unqualified endorsement of his defense secretary.

Although Mr. Graham said he would no longer try to block the nomination, he was far from giving it an emphatic endorsement, calling Mr. Hagel "one of the most unqualified, radical choices for secretary of defense in a very long time".

(Contrast this position with Gewirth's defense of a single, unqualified absolute right).

The verdict appeared to be an unqualified rejection of Mr. Breitbart's unusual defense of suggesting Mr. Massino was a peaceful leader who had put a stop to killing during his reign.

If every one of the currently planned national missile defense tests proved to be an unqualified success, we would be still stuck with a defense system that had not been realistically tested and would have no hope of performing successfully in a real-world attack.

But, today's defense minister, Ehud Barak, is very different from his predecessor, the weak and unqualified Amir Peretz.

That, in turn, is going to bolster support for increasing defense spending, keeping the National Security Agency architecture in place, blocking the confirmation of unqualified cronies nominated by President Obama and knocking down (via the bully pulpit and oversight hearings) the silly notion that we can beat the Islamic State from the air.