Sentence examples for more conservative role from inspiring English sources

Bradley moved deeper and had a more conservative role, though his secondary runs still caused problems.

Chances are Sacchi will order his midfield to adopt a more conservative role, perhaps allowing only Demetrio Albertini the freedom to roam.

Apart from an ever more widespread denial of inequality in Member States (MS), numerous attempts and efforts have been made to limit women's decisions about their own bodies and to restrict their lives to a more conservative role.

In The Telegraph, Alan Smith touched on the important role played by City's Yaya Touré … To start off with, it had been a more conservative holding role for Touré but when Nigel de Jong came on after 68 minutes, replacing Carlos Tévez, the big Ivory Coast midfielder was released to boss the game majestically with those storming forward bursts.

Furthermore, women are expected to play a subordinate, submissive and more conservative gender role in marital relationships especially in rural areas.

This is significant not only because it inverts more conservative gender roles, but also because it makes clear that the story isn't about love (at least not for the moment) but war.

Ghodsee demonstrates how women's embrace of this new form of Islam has led them to adopt more conservative family roles, and how the Pomaks' new religion remains deeply influenced by Bulgaria's Marxist-Leninist legacy, with its calls for morality, social justice, and human solidarity.

The more conservative route would have Ian Bell reverting to the role of opening batsman.

"Women's issues have also become more important to younger generations, but Mormons as a whole remain more conservative on women's roles than others in the general population," she added.

Some bishops, often the same ones, complained that the bishops' Committees on Domestic Policy and on International Policy played too great a role in shaping the statements, with an insufficient role for the more conservative Committees on Pro-Life Activities and on Doctrine.

Participants that had more conservative traditional attitudes toward gender roles had even more perceived barriers of condom use; such an attitude has a negative effect on women's self-efficacy in protecting themselves from risky and compulsory conditions.