Sentence examples for would be defence from inspiring English sources

They struck a bargain, they say, in which a member of Iraqia would be defence minister, and the bloc's leader, Ayad Allawi, would play a central role in government.

Anwar's lawyer, Sankara Nair, said the opposition leader would be the defence's first witness.

Second, it was clear from the start that this film would be a defence of historical truth.

If they intended to extract information (presumably the point for all but sadists), that would be a defence under American law according to the memo.

He added that if the case was upheld "there would be no defence to similar actions being taken against individuals or companies supplying services in any of the following scenarios which have been presented to me".

It currently sells only $130m abroad a year, but could capitalise on the skills and low employment costs that have made it significant internationally in software.A handful of the most capable private-sector companies would be designated defence champions.

I always thought our Achilles heel would be our defence because we do not have enough quality defenders to really compete at this level, but we are not learning - if anything, we are getting worse.

That would be a defence to a charge of harassment. .

The students return to school, where Dumbledore announces that Snape would be teaching Defence Against the Dark Arts this year, while Slughorn would resume his post as Potions teacher.

Lib Dems Two per cent of national income would be spent on defence and a defence review would be held.

A practising member of the Church of England's evangelical wing, the would-be defence adviser sees it as the front line of "the Islamists' long-term objective" to restore "the historic Islamic caliphate, running through south Asia, the Middle East, North Africa and up through south and south-east Europe".