Subordinate Courts Act 1948

Even before the war, women were legally subordinate to men.

They can't subordinate those interests to the greater global public good.

Electoral authority is exercised by the Supreme Electoral Council and subordinate electoral bodies.

Women also have a subordinate position in Congolese society, especially in rural areas.

Although participation of women on executive boards continues to concentrated in subordinate posts.

Structures subordinate to that Committee have been created in all bodies of local authority.

Article 1674). From this departure, it is obvious that the role of women is always subordinate.

Subordinate legislation regulating fishing on the high seas under the Ukrainian flag is currently being developed.

Intersessional meetings of main or subordinate bodies should be funded through voluntary contributions, or not held at all.

For example, cultural mores and traditional practices can subordinate the views of young people to those of their elders.

Marubeni said that the trade war struck Gavilon, the subordinate American cereal department, which has suspended financial transactions in agriculture.

In the other two Careers, subordinate even to the lowest ranking of the Diplomats, women, by contrast, form the majority.

The person who harasses can be a subordinate of the employee, co worker, immediate supervisor or the employer himself or herself.

In conjunction with our Canadian colleagues, we've set this up.

In one case, a senior policeman asked his subordinate staff to cook up something to stop and interrogate a young black man.

Violence against women was an inherently political issue because wherever women were considered to be subordinate or inferior there would be violence.

PHP 4.2.3 its known to work in conjunction with Apache 2.0.39.

We had the spelling bee in conjunction with the Gwomeus Club.

This will be continually done, in conjunction with staff performance reviews.

It has stated on many occasions that traditional attitudes by which women are regarded as subordinate to men contribute to violence against them.

She wished to know how the Observatory interacted with the Ministry for the Family and whether it was independent or subordinate to it.

An assignee entitled to priority may at any time subordinate its priority unilaterally or by agreement in favour of any existing or future assignees.

Can this be used in conjunction with other scripts in a negative manner?

(2) The cantons may, however, correspond directly with subordinate authorities and officials of a foreign State with respect to the matters mentioned in Article 9.

Staff assessment rates used in conjunction with gross base salaries (effective 1 March 2000)

In April 2005, the Group travelled to Haiti in conjunction with the Security Council.

The United Nations appropriately assumed a leadership role, in conjunction with the affected countries.

(b) To develop, as a first priority, stable civil military relations through a profound reform of the armed forces as an institution subordinate to democratic civilian authority.

It seemed to her, therefore, that women's rights were subordinate to the issue of protecting the family and that married women had fewer rights than unmarried women.

You have to do it. Africans have to do it, in conjunction with everyone else.

These results matrices should be read in close conjunction with the text, especially chapter IV.

Human rights were indivisible, and Zimbabwe regretted the current, deliberate tendency on the part of some Member States and groups to subordinate one set of rights to another.

All common elements in paragraph 135 (b) and (c) above are to be reviewed in conjunction.

This article should be read in conjunction with article 10 of the same Constitution, which states

Implementation is to be addressed in conjunction with password policy implementation within the biennium 2006 2007.

According to the agreement signed on April 24, 2014, the four parties agreed to reach an agreement over fund embezzlement and appropriation by Mr. Dong and his subordinate staff.

Women's subordinate position in sexual relations as well as their biological condition makes heterosexual sex the most common way the disease is transmitted in many parts of the world.

(d) A statement of the maximum monetary amount for which the security right may be enforced if a State elects that such information is necessary to facilitate subordinate lending.

In 1985, in conjunction with the United Nations International Youth Year, Malaysia formulated a national youth policy.

In conjunction with the Commission on Human Rights, FI holds human rights training seminars and parallel events.

Document Report of the Secretary General (resolution 59 167) (to be issued in conjunction with item 67).

Document Report of the Secretary General (resolution 59 167) (to be issued in conjunction with item 66).

Draft article 6 read in conjunction with draft article 7 represented an acceptable compromise in that regard.

Existing data on AIDS reveal that women are becoming increasingly vulnerable due, not only to a major biological vulnerability to infections, but also to their subordinate position in sexual relations.