defend造句

She demonstrated how best to defend oneself.

He undertook to defend this attitude.

"We will retain the right to defend our forces, to defend ourselves," said Morrell.

Mating blackbirds will defend their territory against intruders.

Every absurdity have a champion to defend it.

We must defend our motherland from the enemy.

They'll readily defend their beliefs in civics class.

If you want to defend liberalism, then defend it, but why conflate your love for certain values with love for a certain country?

Every base he would close and programme he would trim has a lobby to defend it.

The young Bourbon monarch sent 25, 000 soldiers to defend his newly inherited kingdom.

AOL investigators demonstrated that multiple fingerprint systems with different vocabularies could better defend against spammer obfuscations.

Confidence is the strength to share and defend that opinion in public.

Whoever wants the country's reunification and national prosperity should defend and sincerely implement the declarations.

So I would ask you to please think of ways you can be there for everyone who is making this journey to defend not only human rights globally, but to truly defend themselves and their rights.

But here's the kicker: While hand sanitizer sales have amplified, these products actually do nothing to defend against these contagions.

But is the idea of countries marching to battle to get water, or to defend it, really plausible?

He said it was our duty to defend it even though they'd beaten our army. He said that any man who didn't defend it was a coward and deserved to be a slave.

Remember that, as a architect, you not only have to make important decisions; you must defend them too.

The privileged program, of course, must defend itself from all attacks, but this approach usually means that the part of the program that must be secured is much smaller and easier to defend.

The state propaganda tries to stiffen the people's resolve to resist NATO and defend their Brother Leader.

We will continue to defend our values, not in a provocative or moralising way, but in standing firm.

Instructors may call on you to examine that interpretation and defend it, refute it, or offer some new view of your own.

This is not primarily the task of arms, though we will defend ourselves and our friends by force of arms when necessary.

The ministry also asked Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) to defend the clearance given to it for a 6 million tone per year plant in eastern state Orissa.

Part of it is creating a veneer of objection to, kind of, defend the Maliki government against nationalist opponents who criticize the agreement.

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For years after the cold war ended, NATO's threat assessment, contained in a document known as MC 161, saw no Russian threat; that is why there are few contingency plans to defend new Allies.

But North Korea's bizarre mixture of personality cult and paranoia is a harder sell: most defend it as a victim of American imperialism; only a small minority insist that it is a workers' paradise.

In Asia as elsewhere, it is America that rules the waves-its naval might is still needed, for example, to help defend the Malacca Strait, route for much of the region's oil and other trade.

Before he can understand nonviolence, he has to be taught to stand his ground and even suffer death, in the attempt to defend himself against the aggressor who bids fair to overwhelm him.

Most importantly, it had machine-gun emplacements to defend against an assault, and it had dugouts deep enough to shelter large Numbers of defending troops during an enemy bombardment.