The stars on this inmate's shoulders indicate that he's a criminal "authority", while the medals are awards that represent defiance against the Soviet regime.
"I also represent the defiance and the rebellion of our nation.
The Westchester district attorney, Jeanine F. Pirro, called the Rye High School students' behavior "outrageous," adding that it represented a "defiance and a feeling of entitlement on the part of kids that they have a right to drink".
Taken together, these bills represent open defiance of Sessions, who moved last week to rescind Obama-era guidelines that partially shielded legal marijuana states and business from federal prosecution.
In the case of Cuba, the State Department policy planning council explained: "The primary danger we face in Castro is … in the impact the very existence of his regime has upon the leftist movement in many Latin American countries … The simple fact is that Castro represents a successful defiance of the US, a negation of our whole hemispheric policy of almost a century and a half".
Levandowski said that Uber's defiance represents "an important issue of principle about when companies can operate self-driving cars on the roads and the uneven application of statewide rules across very similar types of technology".
Whatever his vices and failings, Stanley represents that spirit of defiance.
A terrific scene has anxious police filming Ai (while they are filmed by Ai's videographer) and fussing around a dinner that the artist is having with friends and followers, a meal that itself represents an act of defiance.
For many of these men and boys, conditioned by living under Qaddafi's dictatorship, the mere act of appearing openly in public to shout their defiance represented an exorcism in fear….
In a letter posted on Facebook, Ron Dermer, said sourcing the items from these areas would represent Israel's defiance of its enemies and their latest efforts "to destroy the one and only Jewish state".
