Only one, Girl Two, stood openly in court and stared the men in the face.
We stand chatting openly on the pavement but nobody wants to be identified.
In the US A, the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) medical school has taken a bold stand in openly discussing not only their quantitative results from surveys of bullying, but also their difficulties in and strategies for addressing student mistreatment.
Three expert witnesses would take the stand to talk openly about the gruesome effects of force-feeding on Abu Wa'el.
Although there is little sign of it yet, some people think that the Christians could one day openly stand up for their rights, as the Falun Gong movement has in China.Other refugees seem more determined to overthrow rather than challenge the North's leaders.
Twelve days after the attacks, the gathering -- and smaller assemblies at ballparks in Brooklyn and Staten Island where the proceedings on the field in the Bronx were simulcast on scoreboard screens -- gave the devastated families of the victims and others a chance to stand together, weep openly, and reach across religious and cultural lines in an afternoon of shared solace.
How did the pastors, preachers, principals, politicians and police endorse or condone what happened, actively participate in it, or openly stand by?
The first step towards that end is for ordinary Africans committed to nonviolent peaceful change to take a stand against dictatorship openly and defiantly.
Yet some of their members have agreed to strike a pose and openly stand for who they are underneath the priest's clothing they wear: regular people with passions, preferences, interests and desires".
In 1989, Mr Menem stood on an openly populist platform.
