At school, flouting hostile opinion, she wore trousers, played football and got involved in fights.
Banks had placed a large chunk of their balance sheets at risk, flouting regulations, and enabling a tax scheme.
But what Mr. Klein did not know then was that Microsoft began flouting at least the spirit of the consent decree it had just signed.
Trousers may be bang on trend right now, but fashionistas planning to wear them to Paris Fashion Week are at risk of flouting a 200-year-old law.
They can have extremely serious consequences, and businesses that put people at risk by flouting their responsibilities are undercutting those that play by the rules and do their best to keep people safe.
The 13 judges found that a plan to trim pay and pensions by eliminating one of two extra "bonus" months paid in the summer and at Christmas flouted a constitutional requirement that public- and private-sector workers and pensioners be treated equitably.
At these rallies, openly flouting the secularist principles of the Republic of Turkey, Erdoğan has not hesitated to use religion to drum up support.
To hold up a budget and shut down the government in order to sabotage a law you don't like is not just nose-thumbing at the government; it's flouting the will of the people.
In becoming a mother at 50, Wade-Gery is flouting the speculation, pressure and judgment that are brought down on any woman who dares act outside the prescribed template.
Trump takes obvious delight in thumbing his nose at the political establishment and flouting its norms.
