Sentence examples for conducive context from inspiring English sources

Lyrics like these contribute to a conducive context for sexual violence".

We do believe that the existence of rape pornography contributes to a conducive context for violence against women through eroticising men's violence and women's non-consent.

It goes on to suggest that by reducing women to eye candy, music videos create "a conducive context for violence against women".

Our report highlights that one such factor is the increased sexualisation of women and girls in the media and popular culture – the "pornification of culture" – which acts as a conducive context for violence against women by normalising the portrayal of women and girls as sex objects, not people.

The more moderate Islamists tend to argue that when the government starts interpreting and applying religious teachings, then it risks corrupting both itself and the faith, and so a more or less secular state is the most conducive context for Muslims to practice their faith.

The extent to which information feedback is used by the services will be influenced by their level of commitment to working together (conducive context) and that a conducive context will be created if there are linkage enablers.

Community conservation can provide these elements in a first-stage of PES to create a social context conducive to conservation.

Considering both of these aspects will improve the equity aspects of PES and establish a social context conducive to a payment scheme that considers local behaviors and attitudes towards conservation.

Community of Practice importantly recognises that learning occurs in social relationships, 'concerns the whole person acting in the world' (Lave and Wenger 1991: 49), and considers what kind of community provides a context conducive to learning and change for individual members.

It means providing a context conducive to ensuring the right to respect, to feeling physically and intellectually safe, to the expectation of equality of and for all people, and, again, an overriding commitment to justice under the rule of law.

Though currently untouched by HIV, the MESM in our study provide a behavioral and biological context conducive to the extensive spread of infection following the introduction of HIV into their networks.