Sentence examples for brazenly defying from inspiring English sources

The TUC's general secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "Goldman Sachs are brazenly defying their own sliding profits by dishing out pay and top bonuses worth £240,000 a head.

M.S.B.P. was framed in psychiatric terms, as a "female perversion" in which the perpetrator "feels a sense of elation when brazenly defying the moral order".

But the TUC general secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "Goldman Sachs are brazenly defying their own sliding profits by dishing out pay and top bonuses worth £240,000 a head.

The drownings underscore a dark but seemingly inevitable side to summer: some people tempt their fate in the water, whether unwittingly taking risks or brazenly defying the rules, and lose their lives every year.

Some were from banned religious parties and groups, and some linked to al-Qaeda and the "Taliban" militias terrorising the tribal belt between Pakistan and Afghanistan.The battle brought to an end a tense week-long siege, and six months in which the mosque had been brazenly defying the government.

Alvarez is apparently only somewhat frustrated that what appears to be a significant portion of the Chicago PD — who, let's not forget, are government employees given the power to detain, arrest and kill — is openly and brazenly defying laws and policies aimed at holding officers accountable and keeping them transparent.

Although Mr Putin would lose face if Syria brazenly defied the agreement, he now knows that Mr Obama needs his support.

But it is clear enough that the company brazenly defied the law, unfairly undercut its competitors, cynically betrayed its consumers and damaged the country's air quality.

It brazenly defies the abundant evidence in the Starr report that he lied under oath in his Federal grand jury appearance last month and in his testimony in the Paula Jones civil suit.

He laid out the ways in which the Iraqi dictator has brazenly defied United Nations orders to destroy his unconventional weapons, making Iraq, in the president's view, unique in its ability to threaten the world.

As Sudan brazenly defies, if not the world's will, then, its wishes, and the death toll closes upon half a million, the pity is that the people of Darfur can in fact be saved.