These branches have traditionally been regarded as men apos s work.

Customary marriage has, traditionally, been regarded as a union between the families of the bride and groom families.

The world of productive occupations is regarded as essentially masculine except for the occupations traditionally identified as feminine nursing, secretarial work, cooking.

That step was hailed by the Haitian people, who then witnessed the disappearance of an institution they had traditionally regarded as an occupying army.

Exaggerated fear of outside enemies has always been part of the American political landscape. The nation of immigrants was traditionally regarded as a refuge from danger.

In contrast, only 16.7 per cent of women are shown participating in household activities traditionally regarded as quot masculine quot (provision of resources, management, decision making, investments).

Encouragement was also given to the participation of women in training programmes traditionally regarded as existing for men, and the following documents were prepared in order to provide guidance for the establishment of EPAM

It may thus be stated that women opt for occupations and jobs providing them with a less promising economic future than if they opted for courses which have not traditionally been regarded as female.

The phenomenon has an interesting gender dimension in that men have become interested in what was traditionally regarded as female work because migration to take up nursing positions offers a high return on their educational investment.

Traditionally, concentrators look like this.

Traditionally, Africans hate governments. They hate tyranny.

They have traditionally been dominated by TNCs.

In fact, there were only three women editors, and there were always fewer women section editors than men, except for the social page, where 88 per cent of the editors were women, as befits an area traditionally regarded as quot feminine quot .

To prevent that, we have traditionally used fire.

So calculus has traditionally been taught very late.

Traditionally, in a crisis, what do we do?

To prevent that, we have traditionally used fire.

Traditionally, Helen, the term is considered a compliment.

Andrea's very well regarded, Mum.

This is the most venerable of the happinesses, traditionally.

Concerning inheritance, traditionally women have no right to inheritance.

Traditionally, that notion does not include a reliability test.

17. Traditionally, India has been an outward looking country.

Others regarded such expansion as insufficient.

traditionally men dominated sectors such as Construction (7 ), Mining (12,2 ),

Traditionally, disasters are classified as either natural or man made.

Chile has traditionally been an important fruit and vegetable producer.

136. Traditionally, MS equipment is large, bulky and energy inefficient.

When domestic tasks are depicted, the traditionally female activities are mostly done by females, although 57.8 per cent of them are also shown as doing traditionally male work.

Japan here was regarded as an exception.

We regarded each other, scrutinized one another.

Is the wife regarded as an adulteress?

Traditionally, universities have been stronger than other sectors of civil society.

It can be regarded as my golden age

Use proper English You're regarded as a freak

It can only be regarded as a hairloom .

So the culture, the northern aboriginal culture, traditionally has been highly seasonal.

Cultural barriers related to the roles defined traditionally for women and men.

UN Habitat has traditionally relied on extrabudgetary sources to fund its activities.

In Guatemala, the State has traditionally ignored ancestral rights of local communities.

Awareness campaigns for encouraging women to enter fields traditionally dominated by men.

Traditionally, we adopt the draft resolution on UNIDIR on a consensus basis.

The United Kingdom has traditionally trained in LOAC under single service arrangements.

304. In Bulgaria the teaching profession has traditionally enjoyed the highest respect.

Women are becoming able to compete for jobs traditionally held by men.