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In defiance of the State Department they continued to look to Zelaya and his liberal party for Leadership.

The company had been dumping their waste into the sea, in defiance of government regulation.

Iran says it has informed the U. N. nuclear agency it plans to further enrich its uranium in defiance of international demands that it stop.

It is in defiance of every decent principle of this school !

However, an entity created in defiance of the principle cannot be recognized as a state.

A military commander exercising civil power in a region, whether in nominal allegiance to the national government or in defiance of it.

The move comes as Islamic banking continues to see strong growth, in defiance of the credit crunch.

White House spokesman Tony Snow says if the test proves true, it's a provocative act in defiance of the will of international community.

Some questioned whether Tarkin's methods were merely bids to aggrandize his own status, in defiance of the Emperor's ultimate goal.

If confirmed, the move would be in defiance of international pressure for the North to abandon its nuclear work.

Key to the deal was temporarily reducing the uranium stocks Iran has acquired in defiance of a string of UN Security Council resolutions.

The return of big bonuses for bankers, in defiance of efforts by governments to curb those, is responsible for much of the public anger.

to sell the articles in the United States in defiance of the rights of patentees under a United States patent.

The Communist Party of the USA expresses its outrage at Israel's invasion of Gaza, carried out in defiance of world public opinion.

Pyongyang has ratcheted up tensions in recent months, with a nuclear test and missile launches in defiance of UN resolutions.

The IAEA, in response, urged Iran to reconsider, saying the decision would be in defiance of the monitor's 35-nation board.

A United Nations panel has accused North Korea of continuing to export nuclear and missile technology in defiance of a UN ban.

IAEA said Friday that Iran had enriched uranium and persists with related activities in its unclear program in defiance of the UN.

Moscow has also signalled that it would supply Tehran with new surface-to-air missiles in defiance of US opposition.

In defiance of the prevailing political conditions, translation may embrace and introduce foreign political and ethical values.

Half a century on, consuming coca remains legal in Bolivia, Peru, Argentina and some parts of Colombia, in defiance of the convention.

Being a writer is in defiance of Darwin's observation that the more highly specialized a species, the more likely its extinction.

And I see a whole army of my countrymen here in defiance of tyranny.

But he also could sit stonily silent through a dinner that bored him, or contradict and interrupt in defiance of all common etiquette.

Protests in Egypt continued for a second day, in defiance of the government's claim that all demonstrators would face "immediate" arrest.

Hundreds of thousands of Syrians are reported to have been taking part in anti-government rallies in defiance of the security forces.

The market has cheered the news, sending Kraft shares up Thursday in defiance of an overall swoon.

It was unclear whether the soldiers in the streets were operating without orders or in defiance of them.

He went swimming in the sea in defiance of the warning sign telling him not to.

He added that those fighting for the Gaddafi regime were in defiance of international law.

They stocked up on food and supplies in defiance of a crippling Israeli blockade.

The project had reportedly been built in defiance of an official order, and was designed to contain as many as 12, 000 niches.

I am William Wallace, and I see a whole army of my countrymen here in defiance of tyranny.

The package is perhaps in defiance of UN sanctions aimed at halting North Korea's nuclear-weapons programme and missile development.

Iran is already in defiance of repeated Security Council demands that it stop enriching uranium.

He shouted in defiance of the policeman's warning to be quiet.

Four out of five of them did, in defiance of the union's boycott.

It called for those sanctions to be tightened after the north fired a long-range rocket on 5 April in defiance of international appeals.

all in defiance of a thundering truth. They're here. And the earth shudders underfoot.

The rules were developed after North Korea tested a nuclear explosive in late May in defiance of previous U. N. sanctions.

"Chun Chun is not as beautiful as Yu? " fans asked in defiance of the results.

He face don't understand questions, not shrink back from, but move ahead in defiance of difficulties forged ahead.

He goes out without a hat all winter in defiance of the cold weather.

It's in defiance of what every conservation organization is moving toward.

Nuclear testing was resumed in defiance of an international ban.

It's just that, in defiance of decades of New Year resolutions, it's unlikely to make us slim.

The rules were developed after North Korea tested a nuclear explosive in late May in defiance of U. N. sanctions.

Cry out in defiance of this jiggity-joggity!

One day we had a picnic there together, in defiance of caste rules.

Above, demonstrators gather in defiance of police.

These are delegates elected in those states in primaries held in defiance of party rules (and hence not recognised by the party).

Kosovo declared itself a nation in defiance of Serbia and Russia.

limbed the ladder in defiance of the warning.

Jim stayed up late in defiance of the coach's orders.

She acted in defiance of my orders.

In defiance of Newton, this model is based on the notion that what goes up need not necessarily come down.

The people marched in the streets in defiance of the new military government.

They went in defiance of the order.

He sat in defiance of municipal orders astride the gun Zamzammah.

Game no bullets limitations, which is why they can act in defiance of consecutive keys with intensive firepower to increase your hit rate.

Between 2003 and 2005, for example, the Fed kept interest rates low, apparently in defiance of that Taylor rule. Why?

If a soldier acts in defiance of orders, he is severely punished.

Icelandic fishermen, too, are having trouble getting rid of the whales they caught in defiance of the moratorium last year.

The American Senate may soon authorize its citizens to go mInIng In defiance of a clear UN moratorium

On Education in Moral Personality of Subjectivity in Defiance of Materialization of Human Beings

Iran Continues to Pursue Nuclear Program in Defiance of UN Resolutions

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