Without policies in place to help women negotiate the difficulties of unwanted pregnancies, women would never achieve the autonomy and independence exercised by men.
And so he negotiates the difficulty of choreographing to music so generally appealing that it might easily overwhelm most dances.
Liberal anger at Durbin's vote for the deficit commission report and at his subsequent willingness to negotiate underscores the difficulty senators from each party will face in reaching some kind of agreement.
As self-identified lesbian feminists, they openly negotiated the difficulties of their very different racial and economic realities.
Faithful Narratives presents the work of twelve eminent scholars whose research has exemplified compelling strategies for negotiating the difficulties inherent in this increasingly important area of historical inquiry.
The series follows the life of the country's fictional first female prime minister, Birgitte Nyborg, as she negotiates the difficulties of coalition both in government and in her marriage.
I know she will have written something fascinating – something that combines orchestral music with voices speaking, singing, whispering, shouting and even screaming; and something that negotiates the difficulties of the subject and of precedent (Britten, again, and his War Requiem).
There only remains to negotiate the technical difficulty of slipping under the radar of the Brecht estate.
It is, of course, a sympathetic voice, especially when joshing the passive aggression of wig-wearers ("you lot are going to have to collude in the illusion that I've still got a barnet") or, in a lovely closing routine, negotiating the social difficulty of encountering the same vague acquaintance three times on one shopping trip.
This study proposes that performative rituals that is, verbal and physical acts that reiterate prior uses enabled medieval women and men to negotiate the dangers and difficulties of conception and childbirth.
