These and other factors are a practical example that before the Family Law, women are discriminated and subordinated to men.

Created in 1985, the Council was the first women's mechanism in Brazil and was subordinated to the Ministry of Justice.

This correlated with the responses from sector and battalion commanders, a majority of whom felt that UNMOs should not be subordinated to tactical level commanders.

The intersection of discrimination related to gender, HIV status and sexual orientation often combined with race and class create multiple forms of oppression and violence that keep women subordinated.

A lot of the planning departments became subordinated to the transportation department. It's as easy to rag on cars as it is on Wal Mart I'm not going to do that.

The Ibn Sina Centre came under the auspices of a newly created organization, Al Hazen Ibn Al Haithem Institute, which was in turn subordinated to the special security and intelligence agencies.

The form and content of the draft resolution reflected the distorted and unacceptable character of the Israeli positions and all references to the situation of children were subordinated to those political considerations.

The Council further encourages full inclusiveness and renewed commitment to reconciliation in the Armed Forces, and development of constructive civilian military relations based on the Armed Forces as an institution subordinated to the elected civilian authorities.

Finally, solvency rules should be complemented by an obligation that banks issue a substantial amount of non collateralized debt on the order of 100 of their capital that is convertible into equity. These debentures should be designed to create a strong incentive for bank managers and shareholders to issue equity rather than suffer conversion.

The second part of this argument that the interests of ordinary people have been subordinated to those of the elite must be heard and responded to. A democracy in which a majority feels neglected or exploited is not sustainable.

And government control now extends beyond the media, judiciary, and academia to the worlds of business and sports. Previously autonomous regulatory bodies (such as the competition authority) have been quietly subordinated to the government, with no debate or discussion.

Reaffirms that the exercise of the basic rights of the people of debtor countries to food, housing, clothing, employment, education, health services and a healthy environment cannot be subordinated to the implementation of structural adjustment policies, growth programmes and economic reforms arising from the debt

From 1995 to July 21, 2005, China s authorities held the now unified exchange rate constant at 8.28 yuan dollar (plus or minus 0.3 ). They subordinated domestic monetary and fiscal policies to maintaining the fixed exchange rate even during the 1997 98 Asian crisis, despite great pressure to devalue.

From 1995 to July 21, 2005, China s authorities held the now unified exchange rate constant at 8.28 yuan dollar (plus or minus 0.3 ). They subordinated domestic monetary and fiscal policies to maintaining the fixed exchange rate even during the 1997 98 Asian crisis, despite great pressure to devalue.

We have noted with deep concern the lack of due balance in the document, which results in an excessive emphasis on the subjects of security and human rights, to the detriment of issues of development in all their aspects and dimensions, which seem subordinated to those other issues.

Doing so would earn Germany the lasting gratitude of the countries that are currently subordinated to it, just as the Marshall Plan earned the United States the lasting gratitude of Europe. Failure to seize this moment would, I believe, lead to the disintegration and eventual collapse of the European Union.

J. The insolvency law should provide that, if a holder of a security right in an asset of the insolvency estate has subordinated its priority unilaterally or by agreement in favour of any existing or future competing claimant, such subordination is binding in insolvency proceedings with respect to the grantor.

But, in large parts of Asia, the national interest whether building commercial ties or bolstering security is often subordinated to history and its hold on the popular imagination. As US Vice President Joe Biden just discovered on his tour of Japan, China, and South Korea, the American novelist William Faulkner s observation The past is never dead.

Similarly, the State Council s 2006 nine directives to Chinese overseas companies have been subordinated to the drive for exports and growth, even when it imposes environmental and social costs on local communities abroad. Indeed, as part of the government s going global policy, Chinese companies are offered major incentives and rewards for bagging overseas contracts and boosting exports.

The euro crisis has now turned the EU into something radically different. Far from being a voluntary association, the eurozone is now held together by harsh discipline far from being an association of equals it has become a hierarchical arrangement in which the center dictates policy while the periphery is increasingly subordinated instead of fraternity and solidarity, hostile stereotypes proliferate.

For too long, Europe and Japan have subordinated the quest for full employment to other goals, whether extremely low inflation (Europe) or avoiding the costs of a bubble economy (Japan). Convincing ordinary American voters that trade liberalization is a positive force will be easier when the US is not the only locomotive pulling world demand forward, and not the world's importer of last resort.

Note to the Working Group As to subordination agreements in the case of the grantor's insolvency, see recommendation J in the recommendations of this Guide on Insolvency The insolvency law should provide that if a holder of a security right in an asset of the insolvency estate has subordinated its priority unilaterally or by agreement in favour of any existing or future competing claimant, such subordination is binding in insolvency proceedings with respect to the grantor.