Successive French governments – with the brief exception of a Socialist government in the 1990s – have ferociously defended these imbalances.
Like her friend and fellow actor Eric Cantona, she has based her life on the principle of ferociously defended individual freedom.
The exemption strikes at the heart of a requirement that labor unions and Democratic lawmakers have ferociously defended for years.
Politicians usually balk at taking on the myriad vested interests which all ferociously defend their favourite tax breaks, says Bill Gale of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
mama grizzly: Coined by Sarah Palin, "mama grizzly" is the conservative woman's battle cry, referring to mothers who ferociously defend their children or policies that benefit them.
However imperfect the BBC can be, and whatever flaws it must address, it is right for Lord Hall to ferociously defend its independence.
Other than permitting some much-needed upgrades since the purchase -- repaired toilets, new coats of paint -- Mad River's shareholders ferociously defend tradition here.
Why, people like the reclusive Barclay twins, Dave and Fred, tax-exiles who own the Daily Telegraph and ferociously defend their own privacy on their absurd "castle" at Brecqhou in the Channel Islands.
Though the bill still has to clear the State Senate, the move touched off a fruit feud with Georgia peach producers, who ferociously defended their claim to the world's sweetest peaches.
