While writing "The Night Stalker" in 1994, he encountered a deliveryman leaving menus in his building in defiance of a no-menu sign.
They saw Israel rapidly expand its settlement-building in defiance of the Obama administration, which however nonplussed continued to provide the Jewish State with enormous military aid packages, he said.
This leads to the case of the "illiberal state-building" of Angola, where the elite is invoking, among others, the lack of human resources to justify a different state-building "in defiance of liberal peace precepts on civil liberties, the rule of law, the expansion of economic freedoms and poverty alleviation" [ 44].
Was the building constructed in defiance of building codes?
This clip shows protesters chanting, "We are not a British colony!" outside the building – echoing the defiance of their foreign minister last night.
Some people felt that "a new building would signal defiance of terrorism," Linenthal writes, and others suggested leaving the ruins in place as "an evocative reminder of loss, and of the enduring dangers of violence".
July 23 , 1856Ratnagiri, India August 1, 1920 Mumbai, India Bal Gangadhar Tilak, byname Lokamanya (born July 23 , 1856 Ratnagiri [now in Maharashtra state], India died August 1 , 1920 Bombay [now Mumbai]) scholar, mathematician, philosopher, and ardent nationalist who helped lay the foundation for India's independence by building his own defiance of British rule into a national movement.
Left-wing radicals who have tried to hijack the greens' cause were occupying the square, draping giant banners over the Taksim monument and surrounding buildings in open defiance of the government's authority.
Until 2005, he had never mentioned the subject, except to mock wind farms as "giant bird-blenders" and to demand "a massive road-building programme" in defiance of all environmental sense.
Such buildings may embody defiance and feel like proof of our resilience; really they only show how little we've learned from our enemies.
