The introductory chapter of DH Lawrence's Studies in Classic American Literature addresses the function that freedom and authority occupy in the American imagination: It's the Calibans, "the most unfree souls", per Lawrence, who "go west, and shout of freedom".
Utilizing this concept, this paper proposes a ternary differentiated authority, referring to the structure of Chinese state authority in which party leadership authority occupies the center, surrounded by government administrative authority and then by functional bureaus professional authority.
As the land dispute continued, authorities occupied part of the compound, then refused to abandon their positions despite a court order.
The supposed genocide was investigated in 1919 by the British authorities occupying Istanbul, and charges against the accused were dropped.
After World War I Fritz Thyssen was arrested for refusing to accede to the demands of French authorities occupying the Ruhr.
"It is clear that Russian authorities occupying Crimea, and Russian-backed separatists in parts of eastern Ukraine, prevented many Ukrainian citizens from exercising their democratic rights to participate in national elections and cast their votes," the US president said.
It shined a spotlight on how the yakuza — long considered a necessary evil, tolerated by, and sometimes politically allied with, the authorities — occupy a place much closer to society's mainstream than its American counterparts do.
Following the Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941, Drljević began cooperating with the Italian authorities occupying Montenegro.
A group of heavily armed men motivated by anti-government ideology and with no legal authority have occupied Federal property and are threatening to resist with deadly force any effort by law enforcement to remove them.
Mangueira - home to one of Rio's most famous samba schools - is the 18th favela that the authorities have occupied recently.
