Sentence examples for which defences from inspiring English sources

The circumstances in which defences of absolute and qualified privilege are available will be extended to protect peer-reviewed material in scientific and academic journals.

After a low-key opening 20 minutes in which defences were comfortably on top, the game briefly sparked into life with both sides going desperately close to scoring.

In keeping with a game in which defences were on top, a half-time streaker was rugby tackled and pinioned before he had got further than 10 yards on to the pitch.

Similarly, barrier analysis has been widely used to identify the way in which defences either protected or failed to protect a target system from potential hazards.

Wales kept Ireland scoreless in a nervy first half in which defences were well on top and led 6-0 at half-time through two Stephen Jones penalties.

England scrum-half Ben Youngs did not make the starting side and was replaced by Sam Harrison but he missed little in a first half in which defences dominated.

The key to Sunday's game will be which defence is able to stop the other team's prolific offense.

But the PHE medical advice on which defence officials base their decisions has never recommended the use of Lariam for those going to Afghanistan.

Women can also be subjected to a humiliating "fingers test", which defence lawyers use to deny rape citing frequent and consensual sexual activity.

On the other, it has been accused of presiding over payments to prosecution witnesses which defence lawyers say fundamentally undermine the fairness of many special court trials.

The jurors, who were not identified in court, declined to talk to the media to explain their decision, which defence lawyers described as conflicting.