Sentence examples for imposed on men from inspiring English sources

Her husband, a 55-year-old doctor, says it has nothing to do with sex, but with the ability to let go of the burden of some of the responsibilities imposed on men.

And far more significant in any case are the "push" factors: which if you're a Syrian or an Iraqi should be obvious, but extend to unlimited military service imposed on men in Eritrea, or the dearth of jobs for young people in Senegal.

Suppose an appearance code requires women to use cosmetics and maintain their hair in expected styles while no comparable requirements are imposed on men in the same job role.

Such art is everywhere the expression of a patriarchal society seeking to impose on men's vision, massively and not without grandeur, the image of the departed ancestors.

For instance, from my experience coaching numerous male leaders, I have gained new muscles of appreciation for the baggage society imposes on men.

"My gut feeling is that Modi is not a fool and realises the difference between governing Gujarat and governing India, and that if he tries to impose one man's rule on the whole country he won't last very long," said Mehta.

He argued that social institutions fail because they impose on man generalized thought categories and preconceived ideas, which make it impossible to see things as they are.

The much highlighted row over the use of artificial turf in Canada, that many have argued would never be imposed on a men's World Cup, is just the tip of the iceberg.

Isolation for shorter or longer periods of time and other acts of asceticism have been imposed on medicine men, since severe self-discipline is regarded as the chief way leading to the control of occult powers.

The committee accepted several of the penalties Southern California had imposed on its men's basketball team, including vacating its victories from the 2006-7 seandn and forfeiting one scholarship.

The government said Thursday that it would review the sentences imposed on two men convicted Tuesday in the 1993 murder of Stephen Lawrence, an 18-year-old black youth whose killing on a south London street, and the lapse of nearly two decades in bringing any of the white teenagers involved to justice, caused outrage across Britain.