Overt challenges to his rule have been limited, as they were after today's announcement, when there were scattered arrests of supporters of opposition political parties, and some recent opinion polls have suggested that he is supported by a majority, or something close to it, among Pakistanis.
63 64 66 77 79 87 92 93 This ranged from a 'management culture of benign neglect rather than of active opposition' 93 to overt challenges such as not respecting ring-fenced time for family work.
Even in the absence of overt infectious challenge, the background level of immune defence is likely to be regulated through the bumblebee life cycle.
His overt sexuality challenged me on so many levels.
If clubs and the authorities do nothing to challenge overt sexist chanting then it is hardly conducive to a welcoming atmosphere for one in four of those packing stadiums in the top flight.
The importance of antibodies in protecting from clinical hepatitis E has been proven experimentally in primates, in which passive immunisation with anti-HEV antibodies was able to protect them against overt disease after challenge with virulent HEV.
Although Mmp8-null mice have no overt phenotype without challenge (and of particular relevance for the present study we have seen no abnormalities in early mammary gland morphogenesis by whole mount staining, data not shown), they show altered inflammatory responses in several disease or pathology models, which can result in either exacerbation or protection depending on the context.
Si's first encounter with overt anti-Semitism challenged that goal.
John Williams, senior lecturer in sociology at the University of Leicester, said there were some unsavoury aspects of the game, including "the very overt (and barely challenged) routine racism among spectators" and "the terrible food and facilities" at grounds.
This strategy, often called the assimilation model, was an effective strategy for challenging overt legal restrictions on women and legally enforced exclusion (Taub & Williams 1993; Smith 1993; Bartlett & Kennedy 1991).
