Sentence examples for whether it defends from inspiring English sources

Second, King suggests it is important to determine whether any non-normative idea or action defends or extends justice, equality, or democracy -- or whether it defends or extends unfair power or privilege.

The bigger question is whether it can defend its market share with emerging competitors.

On an intuitive level, the basic idea is that the question whether an argument is acceptable concerns the question whether it is defended from its argumentative attacks.

Stop the War has been evidently off kilter for some years now; whether it be defending Russia's 2008 war in Georgia, or its annexation of Crimea, or its ongoing covert invasion of eastern Ukraine.

The Law Department said it had not yet determined whether it would defend him in that case.

Thus far, the Department of Justice has refused to say whether it would defend DACA if it came up in court, but Attorney General Jeff Sessions has long been one of the biggest critics of the program.

Whether it is defending the right to have a free world wide web from SOPA or creating silly memes that are just entertaining, the Internet has become the most unpredictable collective being.

When that view was greeted with widespread condemnation, there wasn't even a debate about whether it could be defended.

Armstrong said the team would discuss over dinner whether it planned to defend his leader's jersey by racing at the front of the pack and chasing down opposing breakaways once the three-week race takes to the longer road Sunday.

Obviously, the better the attack, the more good balls are bowled, but batting is about playing the right shot to the right ball, whether it be attacking, defending or letting the ball go.

It's a very familiar bias, as we've all seen it everywhere around us, whether it was to defend our favorite presidential candidate or to debate climate change.