What is "a formal defense"?

the editorial board offered an even more forceful rebuke of the president's "stonewalling" of Congress throughout the process — and his refusal to offer a formal defense.

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jellyjelli05

2019年12月16日

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@GFRTYHJJHJU From what I researched a while ago , about formal defense , it is not a common word ... but it surely shows up to related topics like the military and Congress , when you make a search!

Yes ! I think you're going on the right track , theres a term "Apologia" but I think it is another type of formal defense 💦 It is a very tricky definition , it changes its context on whatever the topic is in !

I think 答弁 is an equal equivalent for a "formal" defense ! since formal defense is just what you said! A reply/excuse because "formal" is just a etiquette word used often in congress/political military topics , and it's just a defense from the public ?

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jellyjelli05

2019年12月15日

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@GFRTYHJJHJU Hello! This is my way of
Understanding this term ! but other opinions would be great too! 😊

Formal defense is a required or expected action ( or defense) to prepare /or/ that is prepared and decide for the worst if it ever comes to the situation!

I hope this kinda cleared it up but dont hesitate to ask!

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GFRTYHJJHJU

2019年12月16日

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@jellyjelli05 Thank you very much.Is it a military-related term or something done at the Congress,like an excuse or explanation?
For I saw in a web dictionary, there I found a word 答弁 which means reply/excuse done in parliament.

jellyjelli05

2019年12月16日

英語 (美國)

@GFRTYHJJHJU From what I researched a while ago , about formal defense , it is not a common word ... but it surely shows up to related topics like the military and Congress , when you make a search!

Yes ! I think you're going on the right track , theres a term "Apologia" but I think it is another type of formal defense 💦 It is a very tricky definition , it changes its context on whatever the topic is in !

I think 答弁 is an equal equivalent for a "formal" defense ! since formal defense is just what you said! A reply/excuse because "formal" is just a etiquette word used often in congress/political military topics , and it's just a defense from the public ?

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GFRTYHJJHJU

2019年12月16日

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@jellyjelli05 Thank you, I think it's related to this article.
“When caught in the act, he rejected the very idea that a president could be required by Congress to <<explain and justify his actions>>…
https://www.businessinsider.sg/the-new-york-tim...
so, I think it's not headed for military defense but it's a defense from the public.