While slightly less defiant than Jolly, Australian Council of Trade Unions, President Ged Kearney also has concerns over the Summary Offences bill, which severely limits workers' ability to take industrial action against employers.
Of course, my fellow Airmen replied almost in unison, "That is what makes America so strong!" A battle cry from Airmen whose slightly brash and defiant approach finds its origins in a small town in southern Alabama.
He seems to have been driven by a constant need for attention and for new and ever greater risks, suggesting that something of that defiant and slightly uncertain boy in the photograph lingered throughout his life.
But in a telephone interview he sounds the same defiant, if slightly pathetic, note: "I don't want to be the one to say it, but I think he feels safer when I'm in jail, don't you?" (Mr. Posada has since been released, even though the Justice Department has labeled him an "admitted mastermind of terrorist plots and attacks").
The conclusion was slightly delayed by Smith's defiant hitting.
Striking a tone that was defiant, if also slightly defensive, Rubio continued pushing the idea that Barack Obama has intentionally weakened the US.
A naked woman chained to a rock, a scarred man with an air of defiant jauntiness, a slightly melancholy philosophy student, and a woman ominously sharpening a meat cleaver have made the shortlist from a record entry for this year's £25,000 BP Portrait award.
Defiant and uncooperative, Mr. Jamelske yielded slightly after the town took him to court.
But, true to form, this deep-thinking and slightly cosmic, tale-spinning writer chose a more defiant, or contrary, stance.
Mr. Stickles is from Glen Rock, in the northeast part of the state, slightly out of reach of the ring of defiant hamlets of Mr. Leo's classification; Mr. Stickles's personal catharsis is far from Mr. Leo's political defiance.
