英語 での Defences の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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His rigorous and rational defences of Islam unsettled conventional Muslim thinking.
Deaths and illnesses from air pollution are caused by tiny particles that penetrate our defences every time we fill our lungs.
They managed to enlarge the old St Elmo watchtower on the Sceberras Peninsula opposite, but their defences were still weak.
Some time later that century, Dyrrachium was struck by a powerful earthquake which destroyed the city's defences.
A second pattern that should be avoided is short-cutting layered defences in a network, via management access.
Third, companies need to do more to identify sanctions risks and to harden defences against potential vulnerabilities.
However, continued exposure to UV radiation can overwhelm the body's defences.
Setting a target level for your cyber security defences that's proportional to the threats. c.
Turkey has tried to close off its border with Syria by building border walls, defences and surveillance infrastructure.
At a glance, one would think too that Washington might also endorse European defences being independently bolstered.
Duke Charles III built this gate in the 17th century to reinforce the city's defences.
There are also large differences in how attacking sides approach these types of defences.
The growing complexity of cyberattacks means that companies will have to spend more on shoring up their defences.
Here at home, we will keep strengthening our defences, and combat new threats like cyber attacks.
America must also be willing to make available to its allies advanced ballistic missile defences.
The Superseries title defences in 2016 were limited to one in each doubles discipline.
We reaffirm our strong commitment to strengthening our defences against biological threats.
Significant portions of the ancient city defences still remain, although they have been much reduced over the centuries.
Graduates of the elite hacking program at Mirim College are skilled in everything from writing computer viruses to penetrating network defences and programming weapon guidance systems.
King Leopold III made a speech on 14 October 1936 in front of the Council of Ministers, in an attempt to persuade the people(and its Government) that the defences needed strengthening.