Sentence examples for viable defence from inspiring English sources

Encryption is the only viable defence.

But to treat research into the subject as taboo on the basis that ignorance is a viable defence against folly would be a dangerous mistake.

Lord Judge said: "The contemporaneous evidence available to the appellant's legal advisers, once she had decided to tell the truth, provided a great deal of mitigation, but no viable defence of duress.

"I don't see a lot of other viable defences," said Michael Piccarreta, a Tucson lawyer with 30 years experience.

"We thought we had an extremely viable duress defence.

The only coastal defence strategy, sound and viable over the long term, with regards to both environmental conservation and cost, consists in restoring a dynamic mud-bank and mangrove system on this wave-exposed coast.

Irish Defence Forces said a "viable improvised explosive device" had been found contained in a plastic envelope.

The defence contractor said no viable and practical alternative could be found during consultations with staff, unions and the government.

Given Redmond's searing pace and willingness to get in behind the opposition defence, he could prove to be a viable asset for the new England boss.

Thus Boeing's strategy of buying platform makers McDonnell Douglas and the Rockwell space and defence businesses rather than electronics firms is probably viable.

A former Lib Dem defence minister's claim that there is a viable alternative to Trident is a "fallacy", Labour MP John Woodcock has said.