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He said the ship represents the nation's readiness to defend its interests, and that his government's defense build-up will continue.

In the struggle to end the legalized plunder of statism and to defend individual liberty, how much more could be asked of one man?

Good King Richard was stranded in a battle on a far away strait and no one knew when he would return. Someone had to defend the kingdom.

Half a century ago, John F. Kennedy said the U. S. would bear any burden, and pay any price, to defend liberty.

Aircraft carriers and their accompanying ships are unable to defend themselves against such a threat.

Hermione Granger: We've got to be able to defend ourselves, and if Umbridge refuses to teach us how, we need someone who will.

Below on the ground, a dead recluse spider lay in pieces, a victim of the same vibro blade, no doubt when it tried to defend its web.

I saw just how important it was to defend well for the team that I accepted that left back was the position for me.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he did not expect to have to defend religious freedom on the floor of the U. S. Senate.

On that day Thailand ran out of foreign-exchange reserves trying to defend its currency from a huge speculative attack.

We've got to be able to defend ourselves. If Umbridge refuses to teach us how, we need someone who will.

As then, a large part of the elite has realised that the system is ineffective and is no longer willing to defend it.

It is the duty of every citizen to defend his country, when it is attacked by the enemy.

There's been major disruption and I think London Underground know we're serious now about trying to defend our members' interest.

CME is expected vigorously to defend its business model against any attempt to open it up further to competition.

Thus, be prepared to articulate some of the main features of the case, and to defend your recommended course of action.

Blankfein, Goldman's chairman and chief executive, said the bank was 'taking all appropriate steps to defend the firm and its reputation.

That did not stop him from appearing in a Miami court recently to defend a teenager facing misdemeanor drug charges.

After an awkward silence, Jack tried to defend himself, saying that he thought he had been asked to give his views.

Recently, a Bangladesh woman cut off the penis of an alleged rapist while trying to defend herself against his advances.

Like Lula, she was born in poverty, but she fell out with him over what she sees as his government's failure to defend the environment.

But he was involved enough that ultimately he did not feel he was able to defend the institution.

It did not rest on a concept of personal human rights that ordinary people could call on to defend themselves against unjust rulers.

The DPRK is going to put China is a bad spot. It is a rising power and cant look to defend thugs like the DPRK.

Soon there were over 35 hyenas feeding on the buffalo, which had finallysuccumbed, and its herd mates were no longer trying to defend it.

Every minute, several million neutrophils leave the bone marrow and are ready to defend the body of invading germs.

And yet here he is. And here we are. And here you are, still grasping at straws trying to defend yourself. Douche bag.

The count, by any opening from the bedroom, or by concealing himself in the dressing-room, would be able to defend his property himself.

A town's own militia stood ready to defend it against threats to its politico-economic autonomy.

She appears to be the only protagonist in the series to be thrown into the events of the games with no formal preparation to defend herself.

"We stand ready to defend US territory, our allies and our national interests, " said Major Stewart Upton, the Pentagon spokesman.

Prior to the sixth edition, he had tried to stay out of that fray and rely on his network of friends to defend his ideas.

Watch the moon to do a tree, the direction in the dark hold, hold hope for you to defend the blue sky, until the return of light!

But his coach said it was unlikely he would be able to defend his 110m hurdle crown at this August's world championships in Berlin.

He said he wants to teach her to be brave and to defend her country.

By turns funny and caustic, with a fine sense of oratory, Ms Le Pen's skill is to defend her ideas with principles that all voters share.

Eg . She was not the shrew who had a glib tongue to defend herself with a vicious vocabulary and a fast lip.

Adjust estimates for the realities of your organizational culture, and be prepared to defend you estimates if necessary.

The Holy Father conferred a red vestment on me to remind me to defend the Church even to the point of shedding blood.

For what it is worth, I thought Mr Sorkin mumbled his way through a poor attempt to defend Mr Madoff in his closing argument.

Fortescue said it was "fully prepared to defend the matter in court" .

It only awaits a "Continental Army" of new winter patriots, willing to sacrifice just a little to defend American democracy so much.

As I said, we try to race, we try to defend our position, so there's not much more to say.

Even the tiniest poodle is lionhearted, ready to do anything to defend home, master, and mistress.

Pays such many for you, is actually not willing you to see that would rather to defend the initial pledge.

Keep records of every piece of information you include (and what you don't include), just in case you're asked to defend your findings.

Both sides of what he calls "Japan's nuclear power mafia" are motivated by a desire to defend atomic power from its critics.

A mountain range across the Italian peninsula, rugged roads, villages spread all over, easy to defend.

Choose one of the model essays provided and be prepared to defend it as an effective example of writing for a non-specialist audience.

We had a broader, geographically much wider, constituency we were trying to defend.

Not to mention the fact that you could probably wield it like a bat to defend yourself against intruders.

The suspicion must be that this law is designed to defend a declining regime rather than to bolster the security of Venezuelans.

compliment you often say much to defend in front of you, and a true friend is often pointed out the shortcomings of your people.

The former leader said he had the right to defend his reputation and denied having any assets in foreign countries.

I realized I could act as a public person _able to defend my interests, to unionize, to petition to speak up -to challenge and demand.

That may explain why HSBC was one of a trio of European banks to defend the integrated model just last week.

Likewise, if the woman must lift, it is safest for her to lift cross-court so that all she has to do is take a step backward to defend.

And if I were a soldier overseas wanting to defend my country, I would want to ask the Secretary of Defense the same question, " he said. "

He said the new generation of leaders should be "humble and eager to learn the model, should be tireless struggle to defend socialism. "

We are often so ready to defend or push our own position that we don't stop to think about other perspectives.

Though realism may be a tempting viewpoint, what we know about modern physics makes it a difficult one to defend.

Though realism may be a tempting viewpoint, as we'll see later, what we know about modern physics makes it a difficult one to defend.

Unfortunately, that is often inaccessible as blocked by the desire to be shocking or to defend some special interest.

So far Beijing has not pressed new territorial claims; it has simply begun to defend old ones in sparsely inhabited places.

We entered into a solemn treaty to defend Belgium, but our signatures did not stand alone there.

You never know when you'll have to defend yourself against one of these bloodsuckers, so be prepared to bring a vampire to his knees.

The way to deal with Mrs Howe is not to call the police but to defend her freedom of expression while exposing her opinions to scrutiny.

After only a moment or two they gave up trying to defend themselves.

If even the really knowledgeable, astute bloggers in this business are tired of my trying to defend Kobe, then maybe I should just stop.

We suspect that these songs, as well as exuberant bubble displays, could be used to attract mates or to defend underwater territories.

As an American statesman once said, "I may not agree with what you say, but I'll fight to the death to defend your right to say it. "

But it is going to be increasingly difficult for Mr Lewis to continue to defend such a horrific failure of due diligence.

I may not agree with what you say, but I'll fight to death to defend your right to say it.

'The Senkaku islands are our unique territory. It 's our natural right to defend its sovereignty, ' he said .

Ike had no idea of what he was about to unleash on the land whose Constitution he had sworn to defend.

An American naturalist wrote: "a patriot must always be ready to defend his country against its government" .

Late in his own life, Dr. Cutler continued to defend the Tuskegee work.

Whatever bad things people say about Him, our poor old God is unable to defend Himself.

Freed from any previous allegiances or ideologies, these fearless soldiers stood ready to defend Confederate interests with their lives.

They're going to have to defend the idea of a personal God, and explain why specific theologies are true guides for behavior day to day.

He said he was deeply troubled by a policy that forces people to "lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens" .

If you think for one minute, I'm going to defend that you're terribly wrong. It violates the law in so many ways.

Experience told him that a woman's natural instinct was to defend herself rather than hurt the attacker.

I have no right to do anything , to defend. I am the SINNER. just let me hide myself, disappear for a moment.

The legal dispute is only in its early stages, and HTC is still figuring out how it plans to defend itself, Mr. Chou said.

However, not everyone agreed that Vettel was entirely to blame, as he tried to defend his second place to the charging Kubica.

Mrs Merkel had tried to defend Mr zu Guttenberg, saying that she had hired a minister, "not a research assistant" .

So at some point China will need to be able to defend its foreign resources through a militarily option if required.

The problem in defense is how far you go without destroying from within what you're trying to defend from without .

Do you think you're among the critical humans that the larger body of humanity would move to defend and protect?

The official version of the event is that the police were attacked and were just trying to defend themselves.

Disintegrator rush : anti infantry turrets and machine gunners easy to defend .

These steps are ostensibly motivated by a desire to defend the poor from getting stuck in a debt.

We're trying to develop biological weapons to defend ourselves against your kind to launch a full-scale assault.

and buyer agrees to defend, at its expense , any action brought against seller as a result of any such claims or liabilities.

"I was elected to defend, build and perfect socialism, not destroy it, " he said to a standing ovation from lawmakers in Parliament.

Since the disappearance of their natural enemies, these jellyfish "lost" the ancestors to defend their own weapons - the body of toxins.

You do well to weep like a woman over what you failed to defend like a man.

We are trying to defend, apply and develop our [communist] science to the national and international situation.

He's having to defend himself in the wake of a play that wasn't exactly full of brotherly love.

The antibodies indicate that the body's immune system has tried to defend itself against the virus, a sign of prior exposure or infection.

No. Despite an advance warning that has lasted almost two years, the world is ill-prepared to defend itself during a pandemic.

I've been working in there as defending champion, opening Centre Court, trying to defend the title again.

He gave a corner and we've got to defend better from that.

It was observed to be a difficult task to defend an underground mining structure against the induced lateral displacement.

To defend the geopolitical interest of Russia, the Putin government adopted a pragmatic approach and began to push a new CIS policy.

CIBC said his claim was "without merit" and it intended to defend the matter "vigorously" .

However, the 21-year-old has failed to hold down a regular place in La Seleccion, but Wenger was keen to defend the Catalan playmaker.

That means Sarra won't be able to defend her title next school year, but she won't unload her backpack full of books anytime soon.

In the wide spaces of eastern Europe, towns needed to be able to defend themselves against raids by Turkish or Tartar horsemen.

He said Taiwan needed more advanced fighter aircraft to defend itself against an increasing Chinese military threat.

They want a single European patent to protect intellectual property across the region, and a single court in which to defend their rights.

Also, they were probably easy to defend against attacks.

You need to be prepared to defend and explain all important assumptions concerning your projections.

"That appears to be what Google is doing here, arming itself with patents to be able to defend itself in this fast-growing market. "

If he seeks to defend himself, he risks a protracted battle likely to turn the tide of opinion more sharply against him.

He was convicted unfairly but if he had money he'd have been able to defend himself better.

He said that going to court was "not cool, " but that he felt he had to defend his work.

You'll be putting yourself out on a limb if you undertake to defend such an unpopular act.

They decided to defend themselves from what seemed to be the most dangerous creatures of all: the Garou.

Many of the Seminoles left at this time, while those who remained prepared to defend their claims to the land.

The desire to defend their brands gives food firms a strong incentive to ensure that their products are safe.

The White House has been forced to defend some of its warnings about the impact of the cuts, which some critics believe are overblown.

Sex scandals are breaking over the Catholic church with such fury that the Vatican has felt bound to defend Pope Benedict XVI himself.

With a 'no first-use' nuclear weapons policy, we only want a sufficient number of missiles to defend the country in the event of a crisis.

In the grand scheme of things, turning up in court to defend your client is as pointless as polishing bread.

If needed , most youngsters are ready to serve in the army to defend their countries .

And as security chairman for the Internet's key oversight body, he is trying to defend the core addressing system from outside threats.

In their anxiety, some fundamentalists distort the tradition they are trying to defend.

Many in Congress, however, seem happy to leave the windows broken, and rushed to defend the threatened programmes.

During the Warring States Period, more walls were put up to defend the borders of the different kingdoms.

The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, was set up to defend the homeland against attacks from the east.

In 2002, Mann told the Guardian he took the part to defend the army, though he admitted Bloody Sunday was a "cock up" .

Israel has already deployed the Arrow anti-missile system, to defend against long-range threats, like an attack from arch-enemy Iran.

Some research has suggested that the bees' immune systems have been suppressed or that they are less able to defend the hive from parasites.

She found herself the prey of any man who chose to attack her and had to defend herself against rape as well as calumny.

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.

The former editor of the weekly Independent, Vincent Kahiya, also had to defend himself in court last month.

The human will be will change, will defend an invariable pledge, actually will not be able to defend a fickle heart.

City walls were torn down when victors returned home, as a city of such men was said to be in no need for walls to defend itself.

The ECB and others should stand ready to defend Belgium, Italy and Spain if need be.

Anyone want to defend the pageview? Or suggest a good replacement for it? I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to post your thoughts here.

After accepting authorization, a lawyer shall not, without justifiable reasons, refuse to defend a client or to act as agent ad litem.

The goal seems to be to defend the royal family from criticism.

Rather than try to defend the army, both elected leaders found pressing needs to be out-of-town.

Their priorities were to defend their property rights against taxation and state interference. Social disorder was not tolerated.

Taiwan could have the latest and greatest of everything, but they still would never be able to defend themselves against China.

I was the foreign minister of the country and I had to defend the country and do everything possible to explain our position.

Even if you had to do something bad to defend yourself, it is better to let it all out then to keep it in.

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

'Iran has never bowed and will never bow to hostile actions' and will continue to 'defend its rights, ' he said.

Barney said: "The Libyan people now have the ability to defend the motherland, we are now more powerful than before. "

Only by being forced to defend an idea against the doubts and contrasting views of others does one really discover the value of that idea.

Governments should value and devote resources to education just as they strive to defend their citizens.

Now, no single girl would go out with someone who doesn't have political point of view and a readiness to defend it. '

S. trademark or service mark costs $325. It's a drop inthe bucket compared to trying to defend it later.

I guess in a way I felt for that teased and taunted banana. I suddenly felt obligated to defend that banana.

It's up to all of us to defend that most basic American principle of a government of, by, and for the people.

It was a strong walled city with solders to defend it and with plenty of food for the people living inside.

For these reasons, emerging economies must often raise interest rates in the teeth of a slowdown in an effort to defend their currencies.

"I wanted to defend myself because they did not even give me the right to respond, " she said.

For a group claiming to defend the Islamic ummah, these massacres had dealt a devastating blow to its credibility.

He is fighting to defend the West's liberties; the enemy is Islam (not Muslims, he says), which seeks, violently, to destroy them.

MarthaThis is disgusting and i see no way to defend it or spend it out of proportion.

It was a strong dinosaur and able to defend itself well since it livedduring the same time period as Tyrannosaurus rex.

Lowland Scots levied into a militia to defend their settlement. Armed with pikes for good defence against cavalry, but lacking in armour.

He was subsequently treated by the inquiries as a stooge of Ismay, who expected him to defend the White Star Line.

Of course Israel has a right to defend itself, but that does not mean it is free to inflict a collective punishment on a whole population.

Eg . The whole nation took up arms to defend their country, although the enemy were armed to the teeth.

On January 27th he had to defend himself in a testy congressional hearing on AIG.

You have Christian apologists, therefore, writing apologies in the second century, trying to defend Christianity against these attacks.

Eg They decided to defend their country, whatever the cost might be.

Physicist Werner Heisenberg, left, was challenged by the philosopher Karl Popper, right, to defend his paradoxical uncertainty principle.

Shadow ministers dutifully pop up to oppose, but seem more attuned to defend their own record than offer anything that resembles new policy.

The lawyer helps her to find stronger evidence to defend her claim to the inheritance .

"Being a member of the government, I had a moral responsibility to defend the government, " he said.

So, in a high-stakes, nationally televised debate, Obama might be called upon to defend his pastor and church, or abjure his faith.

A lioness may try to defend her cubs against infanticide, but if she fails she does not plan vengeance against the male who did it.

The accused man had a lawyer to defend him in court.

They reason that if 18-year-olds can use guns to defend their country, then they should be able to carry one to defend themselves.

All pangolins can roll themselves into a ball to defend themselves. The cutting action of their scales protects them too.

China is only spend a little portion of their GDP to defense. and as any country, China has the right to defend herself.

A government source here told the BBC that there are 65, 000 professional soldiers loyal to Colonel Gaddafi ready to defend this city.

The Taiwan Relations Act commits the United States to providing a certain level of support to Taiwan so that it's able to defend itself.

One man had to defend voting absentee at the last minute, without having applied in advance, as the law required.

a Chinese state-owned drywall manufacturer, according to court documents. Taishan Gypsum did not appear in court to defend itself.

My muscles tensed and I prepared to defend myself.

A week later, the founder of Urban Prep, Tim King, took to The Huffington Post to defend his school against Ravitch's charges.

During the Warring States, more walls were put up to defend the borders of teh different kingdoms.

The aim of the diplomacy for a state: to defend its national interest and implement its foreign policy.

Our office will respond to the allegations made against you, appear on your behalf and take all steps necessary to defend you in this case.

McCormack declined to discuss specific threats to Saudi facilities or whether the United States has received any requests to defend them.

A likely strategy will emphasize classic command of the sea, defined as the naval ability to defend vital national maritime interests.

The problem with becoming a world power is you need to be able to defend yourself against jealous aggressors .

"The sheiks said to me, we are ready to defend ourselves, " Mr. Essawi said.

Even though The Office made light of alliances, some folks still think they need a "team" to defend themselves.

Countries should be able to defend themselves, he suggested, if an attack posed imminent danger to human lives.

In this year Rome was sacked, and the empire gave up trying to defend Britain.

Knowledge, the discipline of history was called on to defend itself as a rightful form of knowledge.

In turbulent times, isn't it cheaper, and smarter, to make friends out of potential enemies than to defend yourself against them later?

Tonight and for as long as it takes, people should band together to defend themselves when such violence threatens homes and communities.

Don't put the kind heart in crowded go from, more have to defend ugly sneaking into your heart.

A teenage mother shot and killed an intruder after a 911 operator said she was allowed to defend her infant son and herself with force.

The US has pledged to defend the Senkaku islands as part of its treaty relations with Tokyo. It has troops stationed in South Korea.

A beleaguered bank economist trudged to France to defend himself at a symposium chaired by the head of the country's constitutional court.

He let his soldiers to understand a man's dignity: to protect their honor, love their wives and children, to defend their own country.

Ma's office said the remark was aimed at demonstrating Taiwan's will to defend itself.

The collapse of the British Empire, which Winston Churchill had vowed to defend at all costs, opened the way to worldwide decolonization.

and that the costs of traveling to the United States, to defend this action are impossible barrier to Defendant.

Level of combat readiness, emergency, the heroic fighters fly out to defend the country, treason against the action started on this.

Now we have to hear we have to "train" the Afghanis to defend themselves. Please.

It is the duty of every citizen to defend his country when it is attacked by enemies.

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country.

Be careful to defend yourselves against the enemy.

Citi said the allegations were without merit and it intended "to defend against them vigorously" .

and prepare to defend the United States in a wide range of contingencies against state and non state actors.

If the reserve price at auction , not to defend, the government will recover the land to ensure that it does not sell assets.

Be realistic, and be prepared to defend what your team really needs to reach high productivity.

grabbed a large hook from the wall and prepared to defend himself.

But at a time when the western world is battling to defend free speech against religious zealotry, they look particularly indefensible .

Another reason is potentially more troubling: the need to defend and define your own identity online, lest others do it for you.

Gossip girl: Spotted, Blair and Chuck reunited to defend Serena's honor. With friends like this, who needs an army?

In array to defend their sensibilities, abercrombie fitch hoodie, they nay to see the addict as a person anymore.

Mr Singh was dutifully wheeled out to defend the attack on Mr Ramdev's camp, but few believe that he takes day-to-day political decisions.

They do not believe its goal is to defend against possible missile attacks from rogue countries.

What's more, while young ravens roam far and wide, adult ravens pair up to defend well-defined territories.

The CSTO is a genuine collective defence alliance whose members pledge to defend one another against external aggression.

A stolid priest of the Deepflame clan, Hangvul has gone to war against the Dark Elves to defend his nation.

Although he was able to defend himself briefly, Ki-Adi-Mundi was overwhelmed by numerous blaster shots and gunned down.

Merkin 's lawyer said he intended to defend the lawsuit vigorously.

To defend the body, the immune system reacts, often by creating antibodies which release chemicals called histamines .

If you do not get a reasonable solution, we will, through legal means to defend our rights as a consumer.

Sen. Yvonne Dorsey said she disliked the look of baggy pants but wanted to defend the public's right to wear their clothes as they wish.

Why weren't they better prepared to defend themselves without using lethal force?

Center in Nanjing to offensive to defend, no retreat behind the war without front, keep numerous to defend, is "the art of self-trapped. "

As the nation prepared for a presidential election year, the South renewed its promise to defend slavery -- or leave the Union.

In order to defend the fruits of victory, stood up and farmers enthusiastically joined the army, and actively support the front.

"We have no choice but to defend ourselves and defend WikiLeaks by these means, " says Brown, the unofficial Anonymous spokesman.

At least that's the scheme some plants have developed to defend themselves from leaf eaters.

In order to defend this position, after him several times has not been able to continue the refurbishing circle diligently fast.

How make use of a product packing, technique to carry on to defend effectively false, is the important topic that we face.

Therefore , anyone worth robbing is powerful enough to defend themselves against your attacks .

I said that you have learned the behavior long, long ago that you needed that fight-or-flight mechanism to defend the self.

Military jets and helicopter gunships were unleashed upon people who had no means to defend themselves against assaults from the air.

In this book I was struck by the spirit of Charles de that, and he sacrificed himself to defend the deer.

The problem with becoming a world power is you need to be able to defend yourimmolation against jealous aggressors .

Women are naturally attracted to men who appear strong, confident, and able to defend future offspring.

Abin Sur: The ring, it chose you. Use its po. wer to defend our universe. Become. one of us. . . become a Green Lantern. . .

How they work: The main mission of space-based weapons would be to defend against ballistic missiles fired at targets on Earth.

One young member of his squad will be waiting with bated breath when the team to defend Chelsea's place at the top is announced.