Moreover, she said that family roles and responsibilities still play some role in political decision-making because they "make it far more complex and complicated for women to navigate the political arena".
These decisions are demoralizing because they make it harder to conduct a serious antipoverty policy.
"I think it's because they make it very clear and simple".
Ross isn't a fan of old-style pensions, because they make it impossible to run a company efficiently.
High default charges harm homeowners because they make it increasingly difficult to catch up on late payments and avoid foreclosure.
As a young British homosexual, I can only be grateful to them – because they make it cool to be gay.
But these subsidies are actually a barrier to competitors who want to build local networks, because they make it less profitable to do so.
Both height and that trick of focal depth bring the world into our grasp in another sense, because they make it look cherishably manipulable.
It's not fun, and the opposite are the people where you just want to help because they make it easy for you.
Onerous labour laws are partly to blame, because they make it hard for a firm to sack workers unless it is about to go under.
COWBOYS and ranch hands wear cowboy boots because they make it easier to do things like rounding up cattle or breaking in horses.
