Sentence examples for voluntary defence from inspiring English sources

Klitschko is set for a voluntary defence next spring, but Fury is the WBO's mandatory challenger.

I have been informed that I'm in the line to face new WBC champion Bermane Stiverne for a voluntary defence.

"It is frustrating for us because Carl is number three in the world but Romero wasn't willing to fight Carl in a voluntary defence," McGuigan told BBC Sport.

"People aren't going to give me opportunities again, because I'm too good - no-one is going to fight me for a voluntary defence".

However, Martinez's management have suggested that the Spaniard will first opt for another voluntary defence against a different opponent if he defeats South African Mathebula.

However, having teamed up with Steve Feder at the Wild Card gym, he went on to win a couple of North American titles and push himself into contention for Burns' voluntary defence.

Conducted over six months, the more lasting impact of "pig patrol" was the 1970 establishment of a free legal aid centre, staffed by voluntary lawyers, to mount defence cases for Aboriginal people who had been arrested.

In addition, pre-hospital care is provided at sporting and other public events by Emergency Medical Technicians, mostly affiliated to voluntary organisations: e.g., Civil Defence, Order of Malta Ireland, St. John Ambulance and the Irish Red Cross.

Though it is hoped many soldiers will leave under the voluntary redundancy scheme, the Ministry of Defence acknowledges the target cannot be reached without pushing some to the door.

I went to the school and found civil defence workers part of a voluntary organisation set up by civilians in rebel-held areas looking for survivors.

The courts have been used to effect change in two jurisdictions through imposing reduced sentences and recognizing defences to charges of voluntary euthanasia or assisted suicide.