Sentences with phrase «robust defense»

The only robust defense against fake news is education — so citizens as a whole have the inclination and tools to check their sources of information.

CNN host and Newsweek columnist Fareed Zakaria returned an award and honorarium he'd received a few years earlier from the ADL, saying he hoped the move would «spur them to... return to their historic, robust defense of freedom of religion in America.»

If one is looking for a robust defense of the idea that objective morality can be known on the basis of a naturalized epistemology, one will have to look elsewhere.

Had the synod given a robust defense of the scriptural and doctrinal grounds for not admitting the same group to the Eucharist, prognosticators skilled at connecting dots could have said they knew it was going to happen all along.

Last night John Terry was being defended from a source Chelsea fans may think unlikely former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp gave a robust defense of the Chelsea captain.

President Donald Trump took pointed swipes at Democrats and the media while offering a robust defense of his record, proclaiming at a campaign - style rally in Pennsylvania that he has delivered «100 days of action» that are helping to revive the fortunes of the American middle class.

Notably, Mr. Recchia never offered a robust defense of Mayor Bill de Blasio or President Barack Obama in the Bay Ridge, Brooklyn senior center tucked under a Verrazano - Narrows Bridge overpass.

Several nonwhite speakers like Chris Moss, the Chemung County sheriff and one - time GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, offered a robust defense of the department.

Percoco and all three co-defendants appear to be putting on a robust defense, with their attorneys listing almost two dozen potential witnesses.

In a nearly hour - long lecture full of fact - laced narrative vignettes, Yong presented a robust defense of microbes that he noted are primarily allies to humans, animals and plants.

The seeming failure of newborns to muster a robust defense against infections is a trade - off that delivers long - term benefits, a new study suggests.

And steady growth could in turn help the movement mount a robust defense in the face of deepening opposition from teachers unions and other anti-charter actors such as the NAACP.

Regardless of your robust defense of the indefensible, I'm pretty sure that I'll be proved correct.

In her role, she coordinates across the organization to develop federal campaigns and strategies that ensure a robust defense against attacks on science and science - based policy.

She develops federal campaigns and strategies that ensure a robust defense against attacks on science and science - based policy.

Hecker couldn't or wouldn't come up with a robust defense to Sinclair's provocation, only saying the office was «used to being blasted from all sides».

It added that the case was being «fought with the litigation support services of SDD Global Solutions, the India arm of Channel 4's U.S. counsel, SmithDehn LLP, in a groundbreaking case where «outsourcing» has proved to be a creative solution to running a robust defense.»

Yet some patent owners are trying to convince the Federal Circuit to change this law and create a new category of potential patent defendants: third - party users, consumers, and developers, i.e., a group that is likely to lack both requisite knowledge of the patent laws and resources to make a robust defense.