Or is it simply another form of sexism, implying that the work of men is more valuable than that of women?
St . Louiss downfall, he found, began when the city's "big men" began to loot the city of valuable franchises.
To help such men remain valuable members of society, and to make drug policies more humane and more effective, the American government should support and enact the reforms laid out by the Global Commission on Drug Policy.
Although couched as a personal anecdote, Mr. Carter's conclusion that the government should enact reform to help men "remain valuable members of society" ignores the fact that women go to prison, too, and that women are even more likely than men to be sent to prison for low-level, nonviolent drug offenses.
The work of the nurses, their devotion to duty and brilliant work is well known to this association, and the assistance of enlisted men of the Medical department was valuable and intelligent, but it will be my scope to tell of the work of the Aides, occupational and physical.
Somewhere, in the many thousands of pages of transcripts related to the debriefing of both men, there are valuable secrets.
The young Black men of UCLA have done us a valuable service in reminding us of the pain and frustration that students encounter when institutions lack racial diversity.
Instead, the agency would say that tortured men produced valuable intelligence, just not necessarily as the result of torture, and that the Senate could not definitively prove the torture did not produce valuable intelligence.
The issue comes when we can't make decisions to protect our own egos, when we are being told the egos of unfamiliar men are more valuable than our own.
The issue comes when we can't make decisions to protect our own egos; when we are being told that the egos of unfamiliar men are more valuable than our own.
