Sentences with phrase «openly defying»

Striking down laws as unconstitutional is one thing, but openly defying government policy is quite another.

After the 2012 Landtová showdown between the Czech Constitutional Court and the CJEU, in December 2016 the Danish Supreme Court issued its decision in the Dansk Industri case openly defying a CJEU judgment.

Minister Liepert's promotion from Energy to Finance is surprising considering that only last week he was openly defying Premier Redford on the need for a health care inquiry.

That openly defied Baghdad, which has branded the operation bypassing the state oil export network as illegal.

The unfortunate Muslims forced to remain in China are, with few exceptions, still loyal to the Republic even though they can not openly defy the Communists.

The Labour Party would be able to recruit only its own members for any job it chooses, but Catholic Schools may have to employ those who openly defy its teachings.

Ruth, who could double his salary in those days on barnstorming excursions, considered the rule unfair, so he openly defied it, suggesting that Landis «go jump in a lake.»

Surely, as a former Marine, you must have been appalled at an environment in which players could openly defy coach Dennis Erickson's efforts to restrain them during that game and then have one of them say, as center Darren Handy did, that their behavior «might be embarrassing to the university and the coaches, but it's not to the players.

They were the first team to openly defy the FA's orders and compete in the newly - formed European Cup back in the mid-50s, and were also the first English side to win it.

It comes after series of senior colleagues have openly defied the leader's views on important policy issues, ranging from Trident to the Heathrow third runway to intervention in Syria.

The Sunday Telegraph can reveal that MPs on the ruling executive of the backbench 1922 Committee are planning to openly defy the Prime Minister by throwing out his attempt to change the group's rules.

Screenwriter Bryan Sipe doesn't follow the traditional narrative trajectory, but bends the story in a way that openly defies pat genre categorizations.

The result is a balance between slight body roll and supreme handling that openly defies the S63 Coupe's 4 600 + pound mass.

Lillian practices using her enchantment in the forest, where she goes unnoticed.But when she gets tangled in the business of curses and fae, Lillian must openly defy her uncle, or lose the magic that she holds dear.Frogs & Fae is a Tales of Fae novelette, and is a standalone story.Sign up at karajaynes dot com, for notifications of future releases...

In the third of these three Issues Papers («Alternative Business Structures»), the Commission appeared to openly defy the House of Delegates.

Judges do not like being undermined, and a PO who openly defies the Court after being talked to is gonna have a bad time.

You are probably best served by using the information as evidence that the guy is a bad person, has little regard for the laws, openly defied PIPA, etc..

In fact, the only account we found where law loan debt was discharged in bankruptcy was here, and involved a student who had failed the bar exam three times and a retiring judge who openly defied the District Court that remanded his decision.

Most of its public officials, its legislative body and many of its law enforcement agents have openly defied the desegregation decision of the Supreme Court.

She has «brainwashed «them against me, and openly defies numerous Court Orders advocating direct contact me, with no legal consequence for her actions.

Now consider just the above HWR and you might begin to understand why some of us have directed our ire at CREA because fsbo suppliers like this are being allowed to openly defy REBBA while the so - called bricks and mortar brokerages may not.

Not exact matches

He defied the efforts of the Pharisees and Sadducees to arrest him, openly mocking them by saying he would go where they could not come (7:33 - 34).

Daniel prayed openly, even defying a king's decree to do it.

He said: «We have seen Tory backbenchers last week defying the prime minister to vote against the Queen's Speech; former Tory chancellors openly calling for Britain to leave the European Union; serving Cabinet ministers joining the chorus at the weekend, saying they would vote for Britain to leave the EU now; and the embarrassing spectacle and truly ludicrous sight of a British prime minister in Washington negotiating an EU - US trade deal, while back home members of his own Cabinet say they would vote to exclude Britain from its benefits.»

Yet, many convention delegates defied the orders of their appointing authority and openly backed Yee, who received 45 percent of the vote — just three percent less than the current Assembly Speaker.

As a teacher, Gold struggles to establish authority in her classes and generally fails, through hubris and rookie ineptitude; her students ritually defy her, going so far as to openly declare their intention to get her fired for the sheer sport of it.

Reality indisputably shows that Brown has not been blindly loyal at all to teachers» unions (which have not been fans of charter schools) and in fact openly, forcefully defied them to start his two charter schools.