Examiners rejected the ramp as an encroachment on the sidewalk.
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And any perceived encroachment on the territory's freedoms provokes loud protests.
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Even then, we must remain vigilant against the encroachment on our rights.
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Indeed, that is an illegal encroachment on the legislative authority of Congress.
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Conservatives saw the standards as federal encroachment on state and local decision-making.
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Most Republicans have opposed the expansion as an encroachment on Second Amendment rights.
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If true, the changes could be seen as an encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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About the same number thought confiscation of, or encroachment on, their land was likely.
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Some, including Heng, have argued the policy is an encroachment on First Amendment rights.
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This means managing other threats, such as encroachment on the saigas' habitat and poaching.
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The American Medical Association and other groups crusaded against "third-party encroachment" on medicine.
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Even so, the ruling is a strong rebuke of the government's encroachment on technological advances.
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Another concern for Dick's and its peers has been Amazon's latest encroachment on the industry.
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So have the protests in Hong Kong over China's steady encroachment on that territory's autonomy.
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Over the past decade, resentment has deepened toward China's perceived growing encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Hong Kong residents have growing concern over China's perceived encroachment on its autonomy, according to Reuters.
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Trump's remarks drew criticism from experts who saw it as an encroachment on the Fed's independence.
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Some species, like the dusky gopher frog, have been depleted by human encroachment on their habitats.
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Campaigners say only a few dozen are thought to survive after decades of encroachment on their land.
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Thatcher railed against Europe's encroachment on national sovereignty and the notion of a "United States" of Europe.
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But the turnout also exposed the depth of frustration with Beijing's growing encroachment on the city's freedoms.
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We are at a rare moment where many progressive movements stand united against the encroachment on their liberties.
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Now, demonstrations have ballooned into a fight against police brutality and Chinese encroachment on the semi-autonomous city.
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The move was condemned by pro-democracy campaigners, who fear it is a further encroachment on the territory's autonomy.
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That law is a holdover from Brazil's 1964-1985 dictatorship when the government feared foreign encroachment on its borders.
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It falls to them to stop encroachment on cemetery lands, and to try, however futilely, to enforce proper behavior.
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These debilitating factors are compounded by the backdrop of human encroachment on wildlife habitat and the scourge of poaching.
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Thousands of people have been protesting the Chinese government&aposs increasing encroachment on the semi-autonomous city since June.
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In October, weeks before his ouster, Attorney General Jeff Sessions derided the rise of "judicial encroachment" on executive priorities.
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Add to that the effects of human encroachment on their habitat and the result is a rapid drop in population.
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India's Information and Broadcasting minister Venkaiah Naidu dismissed the allegations that the NDTV searches were an encroachment on press freedom.
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As it turned out, they badly underestimated public fear and suspicion of Beijing's encroachment on this semiautonomous former British colony.
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However, in his signing statement Trump lashed out calling the bill "seriously flawed" and an unconstitutional encroachment on executive power.
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It also found momentum from months of protests in Hong Kong against Beijing's encroachment on the semiautonomous Chinese territory's freedoms.
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He denounced the president's executive order as an encroachment on the Second Amendment that would do little to prevent gun violence.
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Trump is hardly the only president ever to blanch at what he believed to be an encroachment on his executive powers.
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"In the name of this policy, we have allowed an encroachment on our liberties, on our freedom of speech," he added.
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My grandmother, who was fiercely opposed to this encroachment on her personal rights, wore a hat to hide her hair instead.
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Over the past three months, millions have flooded Hong Kong's highways in marches against Beijing's perceived encroachment on those treasured freedoms.
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Like the localists, pan-dems want free and fair elections in Hong Kong and resent Beijing's encroachment on the city's liberties.
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The warning struck at the very heart of what has fueled the unrest, a concern about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong.
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A much needed national conversation about the N.S.A.'s encroachment on civil liberties became sidetracked by debates about his own motivations.
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Marks, however, said that their association is "deeply concerned any time" there is an encroachment on judges' ability to manage their dockets.
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The last imperial dynasty, the Qing, weakened by decades of internal strife and foreign encroachment on Chinese territory, had collapsed in 1911.
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With one tweet, he could indicate that an EU rejection is an unwanted encroachment on U.S. sovereignty that will have serious repercussions.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump's relationship with Mr. Comey was strained from the start by the president's encroachment on the typically independent Justice Department.
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Congressional efforts to expand OGIS's role, as cited in the bill, were interpreted by DOJ to be an encroachment on its powers.
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Overall viewership for the Alternative Influence Network has exploded in recent years, mirroring the far-right's real-world encroachment on the national stage.
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Amazon's encroachment on their turf was one of the key points the companies argued while trying to muscle through their $6 billion merger.
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But, concern over what happens when this agreement expires is emerging early, following what some perceive as China's growing encroachment on Hong Kong.
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The encroachment on personal privacy, such as the warrantless searching of travelers' phones without court-approved warrants, also contributed to the U.S.' decline.
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Giant pandas have seen their numbers hit by human encroachment on the highlands where they survive almost entirely on a diet of bamboo.
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Trump has so far offered a muted response to the monthslong protests, despite global backlash over China's encroachment on the semi-autonomous city.
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The demonstrators had gathered around the Golden Bauhinia statue to express their frustration with what they perceive as Beijing's encroachment on democratic values.
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Many Greeks argue that its neighbor's use of "Macedonia" suggests an encroachment on the Greek region of that name, whose capital is Thessaloniki.
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Beijing also is in a standoff with pro-democracy activists in semi-autonomous Hong Kong who resent its growing encroachment on their freedom.
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It was a triumphant moment for the activists, and the message was clear: Hong Kong people reject Chinese encroachment on their city's freedoms.
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Among other hazards, they are threatened by hunting, human encroachment on the beaches where they nest, and pollution of their feeding grounds offshore.
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Among other hazards, they are threatened by hunting, human encroachment on the beaches where they nest, and pollution of their feeding grounds offshore.
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In case you still had questions, no, reposting either of these statuses will not protect you from any Facebook encroachment on your privacy.
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Macron once hoped to run pan-European lists for the European elections, a proposal that had EU leaders worried about encroachment on their turf.
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Meanwhile, the 2020 Democrats all vigorously denounced the Alabama law, characterizing it as a dangerous encroachment on the rights of women in this country.
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India is sensitive about what it sees as China's encroachment on surrounding smaller states that it regards as within its natural sphere of interest.
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"That is a huge, huge, huge encroachment on judicial independence," spokeswoman Dana Leigh Marks, a former president of the association, told The Washington Post.
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"It is important that all of us be familiar with each of these forms of encroachment on the executive's constitutional authority," Mr. Barr wrote.
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The bloodshed has been partly fueled by Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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The endless occupation of the Palestinians, and the relentless encroachment on the land of their future state, corrodes Israel's standing abroad and its democracy within.
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If such a law existed previously forcing equal representation for each side on TV, it couldn't have been an encroachment on the first amendment, correct?
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Nearby, three selections from Peruvian-born artist Armando Andrade Tudela's "Billboard" series (2003) stand as eery reminders of capitalism's encroachment on the iconic Peruvian landscape.
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The bloodshed has been partly fuelled by Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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Greece is treaty-bound to defend Cyprus's territorial integrity, and Turkish encroachment on the island republic's territory is a source of growing anxiety for Athens.
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That's an unconscionable encroachment on free speech; it effectively gags doctors and nurses from giving patients accurate information about their completely legal health care options.
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However, analysts and companies involved in China said that these measures appeared unlikely to adequately resolve American concerns about China's longstanding encroachment on American intellectual property.
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Israel has seen a four-month-old surge of Palestinian street violence fueled in part by Muslim agitation at perceived Jewish encroachment on al Aqsa compound.
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An increasing number of incidents of lions going beyond park boundaries may be due to encroachment on the territory by government agencies, according to The Star.
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The biggest example of that, it would seem, would be the launch of the highly praised Surface Studio — which is a direct encroachment on Apple's turf.
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Since then, America's military presence in Turkey—though far less substantial than in Japan—has been seen by many as an unwanted encroachment on Turkey's independence.
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With a close eye on Trump's encroachment on those kinds of policies in California, many newly-minted activists held monthly rallies outside Issa's offices in Vista.
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Mr. Pama has been on the forefront of an effort by the Philippine defense establishment to counter what it sees as Chinese encroachment on Philippine territory.
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In a historic show of political unrest, people took to the streets again to protest against Chinese encroachment on Hong Kong and to decry police brutality.
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The warning struck at the heart of what has fueled months of unrest: concerns about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties and rule of law.
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By then, the demonstrations had widened from anger over the extradition bill to a movement against China's encroachment on the rights of the semi-autonomous territory.
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In the process, he provides a stirring defense of traditional liberal values — like protection from unnecessary state encroachment on individual liberty — as necessary for racial justice.
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Chan, 30, who declined to give his full name, said the rapid pace of Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties had taken him by surprise.
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Pesticide poisoning and human encroachment on their habitat threatened eagles with extinction, with only an estimated 487 pairs remaining by 1963, according to the federal wildlife website.
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With the threat of government encroachment on ice and high-speed internet access proliferating in the mid-2000s, Intuit looked forward to steady growth and big profits.
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In Ukraine, the presence of the Greek Catholic Church is a sore point for the Moscow Patriarchate, which sees it as a Catholic encroachment on Orthodox territory.
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The decision came in response to a complaint filed with the ministry on Friday accusing Trump executives of illegal "encroachment" on the property, the ministry's statement said.
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Many Taiwanese have supported the protests, concerned about the Chinese government's encroachment on Hong Kong and what it means for the future of their own democratic island.
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Rubio recently published an op-ed in the Washington Post criticizing China's encroachment on Hong Kong's freedoms and calling for the US to not stand idly by.
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Trees will be planted along its buffer zones to help restore water catchment areas that have been damaged by sand mining and human encroachment on the land.
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China's growing economic role in Bangladesh is a worry for Indian officials, who have long fretted over Beijing's encroachment on to territory it considers its own back yard.
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Now he&aposs very concerned about the Mueller probe and its encroachment on the campaign, and he&aposs fighting this war against the Mueller probe in the press.
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Abortion providers and advocacy groups have been able to challenge the incremental encroachment on abortion rights by arguing in court that they violate Roe or Planned Parenthood v.
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They also argued that Moroccans were not a race and were thus not a protected category, and that a conviction would be a dangerous encroachment on freedom of speech.
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But what began as a protest movement against an unpopular bill has evolved to encompass a range of issues connected to mainland China's perceived encroachment on Hong Kong life.
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The Obama administration had tried to work out a middle ground for other "religious-affiliated" employers, but they said that process was still an encroachment on their religious liberty.
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As civil society regroups and prepares to resist Trump's encroachment on democracy, everyone needs to stop and think and internalize what their role in this brave new world is.
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But the turnout also exposed the depth of frustration with Beijing's growing encroachment on the autonomy it promised Hong Kong when it resumed sovereignty over the territory in 1997.
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He likes an easy target, and his recent fiction goes after predictable boogeymen: social media's encroachment on privacy ("The Circle," 2013), say, or addiction ("Heroes of the Frontier," 2016).
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In addition, by boosting our presence across the region, we also lessen Russia's military threats to Georgia, creeping encroachment on its borders, and efforts to subvert it from within.
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What we're hearing: Those sounding alarm bells range from those who fear it could lead to greater surveillance to those who see it as an unwarranted encroachment on free enterprise.
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But in recent years, the city has experienced encroachment on its independence, and investors have raised concerns that its strong regulatory and legal institutions are slowly being eroded by Beijing.
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Some Hong Kongers have expressed this distrust -- and their frustration with Beijing's increasing encroachment on the city's freedoms -- by taking to the streets, but others are looking for a way out.
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That push ended up pushing out the founders of Facebook acquisition WhatsApp, and encroachment on product decision-making did the same to Instagram's founders who this week announced they were resigning.
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The company's supporters point to countless jobs it provides to low-skilled workers while selling affordable goods, but detractors fault Wal-Mart's encroachment on small businesses, and how it treats workers.
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In the last few years, there have been several incidents of big cats straying into populated areas in the outskirts of Bengaluru, as a result of human encroachment on animal habitats.
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But further encroachment on land claimed by the Maasai could cause conflicts if the process is not managed carefully, said John Maina of the renewable energy department at Kenya's energy ministry.
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" Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's press secretary, said of the rule that "any encroachment on the freedom of Russian media abroad is not and won't be left without a strong condemnation.
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Since then, the protests have widened into a broader movement against China's encroachment on Hong Kong and have set five demands, including an independent investigation into police violence and universal suffrage.
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As a united voice against the discriminative statements of the ruling party, it stood out as a demand for solidarity, democracy, and freedom of expression, and against the government's encroachment on civilization.
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The White House has suggested that it could be an unconstitutional encroachment on Mr. Trump's powers as commander in chief for Congress to override his judgment and try to terminate the mission.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics, with opponents often citing religious belief to call it immoral while abortion-rights advocates call restrictions improper encroachment on women's medical choices.
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While the Federalist author claims the decision's conclusion was correct, she finds that the reasoning in the decision was too broad and enabled too large an encroachment on religious liberty in the future.
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During that time, Africatown suffered a similar decline—its founders long deceased, their descendants struggling to preserve the settlement as paper mills and oil-storage tanks staged a toxic encroachment on its borders.
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Put this together with a general increase in human encroachment on macaque territory in the region and we have an ideal case for introducing the parasite to human populations in far greater numbers.
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They form militias to push back against anything they see as an encroachment on their rights—and to prepare for what many increasingly see as an impending apocalyptic clash in defense of freedom.
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Megafires were virtually unheard of before the 1990s, but thanks to a combination of human encroachment on wildlands and climate change, they're now eating up roughly half of the US Forest Service's annual resources.
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But several of those who spoke to the AP said the Army of Islam saw her documenting of abuses as a threat and resented her local administration plan as an encroachment on their power.
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The reported encroachment on Thursday is the latest action by Chinese vessels to raise concern in Southeast Asia, where four countries object to China's claim to virtually the whole of the South China Sea.
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To keep pace with Uber&aposs and Lyft&aposs encroachment on rental cars, and keep Turo, an app now valued at nearly half of Avis&apos entire business, Orduña went to Kansas City, Missouri.
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Somehow, I've come to consider it normal behavior—I give myself credit for an early alarm, but then I spend the next 30 minutes to an hour fighting the day's encroachment on my sleep.
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That has since set off a broader protest movement against China's encroachment on the semiautonomous region and has widened into protesters seeking five demands — including an independent inquiry into police violence and universal suffrage.
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In some of his final conversations, he feared for the integrity this great country due to the current administration's encroachment on the freedom of the press and on the values of a liberal democracy.
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In Germany, where memories of the surveillance by the Nazis and later by communist East Germany's secret police, have decisively shaped social attitudes toward privacy, resistance to state encroachment on private life is very strong.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet described the death as "a disturbing sympton of the growing problem of encroachment on indigenous land - especially forests - by miners, loggers and farmers in Brazil".
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In a statement, Bachelet said that the murder of Emyra Waiapi in Amapa was a "disturbing symptom of the growing problem of encroachment on indigenous land - especially forests - by miners, loggers and farmers in Brazil".
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What began as protests against legislation that would have allowed for the extradition of Hong Kong residents to mainland China for trial have since ballooned into a fight against Chinese encroachment on the semiautonomous territory.
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About 130 people, mostly police, were injured when masked protesters tossed bricks and set trash cans alight to vent their anger against what they saw as mainland Chinese encroachment on the city's autonomy and freedoms.
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At that time, the United States, under direct orders from the president, was withholding nearly $400 million in military aid appropriated by Congress to help Ukraine defend itself against Russian encroachment on its eastern border.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Indigenous people and police clashed in Brazil's capital city on Tuesday, as officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas while tribe members shot arrows in return during a protest against farmers' encroachment on reservations.
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Many of these arguments were drawn, as Klein herself acknowledged, from the experiences of frontline groups, many in the Global South, who for decades have fought against corporate encroachment on their land and way of life.
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Two former post-colonial leaders, Tung Chee-Hwa and Leung Chun-ying, were forced to truncate their time in office from various controversies linked to policies that stoked fears of Chinese encroachment on the city's freedoms.
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Beijing's refusal to grant full democracy to Hong Kong triggered massive street protests in 2014 and deepened resentment toward China's perceived growing encroachment on the territory, where its influence in nearly every facet of life has increased.
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So in order to view the Moon's encroachment on the Sun, you'll need to pick up a pair of solar filter sunglasses, which block more than 99.99 percent of sunlight, as well as ultraviolet and infrared radiation.
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We also get more of Freddy, played by Michael K. Williams, who is the sort of prison philosopher-king who responds to an encroachment on his cellphone-renting monopoly by beating the offending inmate to a pulp.
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Historically, encroachment on individual liberty often was justified in terms of the welfare, needs, interests or good of the persons subject to it, but it always has been the individual limited by paternalism who is being judged.
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With Hong Kong's institutions under growing pressure from an increasingly assertive Beijing, international rights conventions represent "the last guarantees left for us to rely on to ensure there isn't continuous encroachment on our rights" Ms. Kapai said.
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Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Willett struck down a state licensing requirement that mandated 750 hours of training for eyebrow threaders, denouncing what he described as a "nonsensical government encroachment" on "occupational freedom" and economic liberty.
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While there is some encroachment on the money transfer business in the developed economies from mobile and digital platforms, Western Union is investing in these platforms as well, and expanding markets where it can make account-based deposits.
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But many young people in Hong Kong have become increasingly angered by what they see as China's encroachment on the city's culture and autonomy, with some advocating "localism", or a Hong Kong identity, rather than a Chinese one.
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The bloodshed has also stemmed from Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks, which have failed to end Israeli occupation of lands they seek for an independent state, and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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In light of President-elect Donald Trump's comment that he might end sanctions on the country if its scales back its nuclear stockpiles, Obama stressed the real impetus for sanctions on Russia: its encroachment on Ukrainian territory and affairs.
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In a stunning blow to Hong Kong, the US-China Economic and Security Review Committee, which advises the US Congress, said this month that Beijing's "encroachment" on the territory's freedoms could tarnish its status as a global business hub.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, where some lawmakers are saying it represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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And basically they don't conduct any type of paramilitary training, but they're targeting specifically military and law enforcement officials to join their movement and to take an oath to defend the Constitution against any federal encroachment on their rights.
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The campaign had been dominated by fears of Chinese encroachment on Taiwanese sovereignty, with many voters alarmed by ongoing unrest in Hong Kong -- once seen as a model for some in China for a potential future takeover of Taiwan.
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If that motive is confirmed, it would be the first such attack by a foreigner during a four-month-old surge of Palestinian street violence fueled in part by Muslim anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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Other detractors see the incorporation of more overtly social features as an encroachment on the site's core functions, comparing it to "Digg v4"—the massively unpopular overhaul of the aggregation site that caused much of its userbase to abandon ship.
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When college students held space at Columbia University for a week in 1968, they demanded the private university end its research that went toward the war in Vietnam and end its encroachment on public space in its Morningside Heights neighborhood.
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As part of efforts to save the species, which has been hit hard by human encroachment on the highlands where they survive almost entirely on a diet of bamboo, more than 300 pandas now live in zoos, mostly in China.
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Tombstones from Hudson's Bay Company have their white wooden fences draped with unused pieces of hunted creatures, a sign of respect by the Cree for these animals, and a reminder of the long encroachment on their homeland by European settlement.
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The government here is lining the central district's streets with festive lanterns and flags for the celebration, while the police are preparing water cannons for the demonstrators who will come out in force to protest Beijing's increasing encroachment on the city.
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The warning, issued with criticism of a Hong Kong court's decision on Monday to overturn a ban on protester face masks, struck at the heart of what has fueled the unrest — concerns about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties.
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When news first broke of the proposed quotas for judges last fall, a spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges called them "a huge, huge encroachment on judicial independence," and noted that immigration judges are not assembly-line workers.
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In a thundering retaliation for what it called encroachment on its canonical territory, the Moscow Patriarchate severed relations with the Istanbul-based hierarch, Bartholomew I, and told its flock not to receive the sacraments (supremely sacred church rites) in places under his authority.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, analysts say, where some lawmakers are saying the result represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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While the $11 billion rail project has raised fears for some over Beijing's encroachment on the Chinese-ruled city's cherished freedoms, passengers at the sleek harbourfront station were full of praise for a service that reaches mainland China in less than 20 minutes.
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In return, say Russian critics of the West like Alexander Lukin of the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, he got nothing but aggravation: encroachment on Russia's sphere of influence through "colour revolutions" in Ukraine and other machinations and criticism of human-rights abuses.
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For most of that period, the United States and other foreign navies exercised, patrolled, snooped and routinely sailed in the waters off the Chinese coast, much as they did throughout the colonial period when China was powerless to stop foreign encroachment on its territory.
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The demonstrations ushered in a wave of discontent initially over plans to develop the square, swelling to encompass a wide range of issues including freedom of the press, expression, and assembly, as well as what protestors claimed was the government's encroachment on Turkey's secularism.
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Encroachment on swamps and other bad landscape management practices - including overgrazing, felling and burning trees to clear land for farming, and planting thirsty exotic tree species such as eucalyptus - threaten the future of the river and several lakes in the region, according to Jeconious.
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Rising resentment in Hong Kong is not simply a result of the ill-fated extradition law championed by Chief Executive Carrie Lam, but the continued encroachment on freedom and liberties by President Xi Jinping and the CCP – which are now taking a violent turn.
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But now, with President Trump questioning so much of the existing economic order and sometimes breaking protocol, as he did last month when signaling strong jobs numbers before their release, investors and others are on the lookout for any encroachment on the Fed's autonomy.
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Gwenn Miller, a historian at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, told The Seattle Times that Washington insiders also thought the purchase would improve American prospects in trading with China while countering any British thoughts of encroachment on the West Coast.
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However, the CPW website advises that interactions between the animals and humans have been increasing in recent years, with factors including encroachment on cougar territory, a measured increase in deer populations and a "presumed increase" in cougar populations, and people simply being more aware of their presence.
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Harnessing power from the sun — especially when the systems are installed on spaces such as rooftops and parking lots close to communities — allows us to kick our destructive carbon habit, obviate further encroachment on wildlife habitats and realize sustainable economic prosperity in responsible and equitable ways.
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The backdrop: The Trump administration said it will cut back on U.S. funding for the U.N., in part because Trump — like many conservatives in Washington — sees it as an inefficient, and in some ways illegitimate, encroachment on America's ability to do what it wants in the world.
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In a move that could be seen as a partial encroachment on the powers of the European Central Bank, the Austrian government, which holds for the EU's rotating presidency, wants to hold a discussion on "financial stability implications of increasing interest rates," a document seen by Reuters said.
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"This might be the type of legislation that might get broad bipartisan support because it's hard to make the argument that there is a Second Amendment encroachment on banning this kind of accessory that is designed only to create mayhem and more violence," Ros-Lehtinen told The Hill.
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"The Hong Kong government is trying to prove that everything is under control before Xi Jinping's visit and avoid large-scale protests by targeting active organizers," said Joshua Wong, who during the 2014 protests became the teenage face of Hong Kong's resistance to Chinese encroachment on its freedoms.
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But what was born of a pure, almost innocent, and deeply personal love for the charms of the region soon became inextricably bound up in much thornier, darker, and increasingly dire issues of rapid, reckless industrialization and its dangerous and tragic encroachment on the natural environments animals once called home.
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While China's rulers were celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic with an enormous parade of missiles and technological achievements meant to intimidate and impress, Hong Kong witnessed some of the most violent protests in four months of demonstrations against Beijing's encroachment on the enclave's autonomy.
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Even if regulators allow the CVS-Aetna deal to proceed, the combined company will need to survive Amazon's encroachment on the pharmacy sector—something not exactly guaranteed, given the company has had few problems blasting through other parts of the economy and has some analysts talking about a $1 trillion valuation in the near future.
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She argues that 1857, the year Symonds turned 17, was one of the pivotal years of history, when a confluence of social factors — ideas about disease and contagion, a nascent women's rights movement — whipped up a storm of "hysterical moral aversion" to homosexuality, culminating in the state's encroachment on private life, those arrests and the executions that Sweet contested.
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Tillerson has also reportedly expressed frustration about U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE and national security adviser H.R. McMaster over what he reportedly sees as an encroachment on his position.
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Instead of stopping encroachment on China's sovereignty, the Philippines insisted on initiating and pushing forward an international arbitration on the South China Sea thus violating international law, including the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and its agreement with China that the two sides shall settle their disputes through negotiation and consultation, an agreement confirmed by the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea.
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What we're doing right now is very much playing defense against worse encroachment on our rights and liberties, and the big task of feminists is not only to push back on this very reactionary, very misogynist administration, but also to keep our eye on the ball of this big vision, for what feminism can be, and what kind of world it is that we're trying to build, and to offer that as a counter narrative to what Trump and the GOP are trying to achieve.
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