This will enable us to identify the conditions (e.g., existing rules, available instruments, imposed division of labor) and actions (i.e., creation, institutionalization, and utilization of the artifacts) that can help achieve a desirable state of the system.
Rubin employed this system to articulate that "part of social life which is the locus of the oppression of women" (1975, 159) describing gender as the "socially imposed division of the sexes" (1975, 179).
Sports officials are faced with an impossible quandary: a socially imposed sex division in sports (allowing half of the world's population to have a chance at winning) with no clear objective way to draw a line between male and female.
On the bright side, for all of Mangini's any-given-Sunday warnings that the Jets are capable of losing to anyone when they don't bring their A game (who but maybe the Giants isn't?), the schedule is not imposing and the division is still theirs for the taking.
The humanitarian/development divide imposes institutional divisions onto the real world of people in crisis.
In particular, p53 can limit the expansion of the MaSC pool through different mechanisms, as it regulates the polarity of stem cell division by imposing an asymmetric mode of cell division and negatively regulates the EMT programme.
Thus, the kinetics of substrate engagement by a PQC factor and its partitioning during cell division impose cell-based limitations on proteostasis capacity.
Standard Chartered, as part of a strategy to ignore regulations imposed by a division of the Treasury Department, schemed with its Iranian clients to omit crucial details from money-transfer paperwork, according to a regulatory order filed Monday.
At the time, the general counsel of Standard Chartered e-mailed the bank's chief compliance officer a plan to ignore regulations imposed by a division of the Treasury Department, according to the order.
