Examples of using To defend itself in English and their translations into Danish
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In yesterday's Syria was reported as stating that it is of course prepared to defend itself against any aggression.
is not dependent on cultural warfare, or on the use of law to defend itself against indigenous languages.
Cuba has every right to defend itself against the United States.
King Æthelred's England was effective in collection of money for paying Danegeld but ineffective to defend itself militarily.
She called on him to join her from all its enemies. because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself.
causes your body to defend itself by producing antibodies.
Immune System: The omega-3 fatty acids in Flax Seed Oil can boost your body's ability to defend itself against foreign substances.
that although Israel had the right to defend itself, U.S.
has affirmed US support for Israel's right to defend itself.
In such circumstances, I have no difficulty in choosing the right of society to defend itself over the supposed human rights of the terrorist.
Mitt Romney: We recognize Israel's right to defend itself, and that it is right for America to stand with you.
You must be able to defend itself and its power even in such seemingly innocuous situations as posing in front of photographic.
To defend itself, Lucis raised a magical wall the strength of which comes from the crystal itself. .
The company sought to defend itself against allegations that it was partly owned or influenced by the Chinese government.
the eye will start to defend itself by forming an extra layer of tears.
Cuba has the right to defend itself against imperialism and counter-revolution,
My body made no effort to defend itself against pollen until it was in my throat
A people that is not prepared to defend itself with arms in hand deserves to be slaves.
My country's ability to defend itself, its independence. This so-called peace agreement, it's just Hassan signing away.
The civilised world wants to defend itself against the risk of terrorism: