Sentence examples similar to Coinciding duties from inspiring English sources
It was only once these concerns about paternal duties coincided with wives' expressed and realisable aspirations that stretched beyond the maternal that elite fertility was systematically controlled not just through delayed 'starting', but also through 'stopping' within marriage.
Writer compares worn-down Verona players with Giorgio's wife: Marina's wishes seemed to coincide with her duty, while Giorgio's desires conflicted with his duty to his wife.
Second, a strict emphasis on the rights of the child and parental duties often coincides with a neglect of the role of the context and life circumstances: A children's rights perspective considers all children to be equal.
Perhaps it was more poignant because my last official car pool duty coincided uncomfortably with my 16-year-old son's receiving his junior driver's license.
John F. Kerry (D-Mass)., the committee's chairman at the time, called Lugar's concerns a "legitimate question". Kerry, who succeeded Clinton as secretary of state, suggested the potential at least for appearance problems if her official duties seemed to coincide with her husband's fundraising efforts.
The formulation of Luther's doctrine of justification by faith alone coincided with the expansion of his own duties.
The husband-and-wife team has published a major systematic review that concludes women tend to drop out of math and science related fields because they shoulder more responsibility of caring for young children – and this duty often coincides with the most demanding years of their careers.
No wonder, perhaps, that this has coincided with such a marked raise in clown attacks – their normal duties have been completely usurped.
The increase in military-style equipment has coincided with a significant rise in the number of police SWAT teams, which are increasingly being used for routine duties such as conducting liquor inspections and serving warrants.
These duties often overlapped.
