Sentence examples for submission defined as from inspiring English sources

At the core of the marriage contract is tamkin, or the wife's submission, defined as an unhampered sexual availability that is regarded as a man's right and as a woman's duty.

Article 1133 of the previous civil code (1928) stated "a man can divorce his wife whenever he wishes to do so". At the core of the marriage contract is tamkin, or the wife's submission, defined as an unhampered sexual availability that is regarded as a man's right and as a woman's duty.

*** Possible malignancy defined as submission of records confirming either date of diagnosis or histology but not both.

Inclusion criteria were defined as submission for respiratory pathogen testing, without regard to age, demographic categories, or other medical conditions.

Slavery is defined as "the submission to a dominant influence".

Masculinity is defined as sexual dominance, femininity as sexual submissiveness: genders are "created through the eroticization of dominance and submission.

Developmental costs were defined as costs incurred prior to any immunization data submission, storage, or access by an immunization provider.

Second, isolates were defined as either community- or hospital-onset on the basis of their location of submission.

*Combat deployed defined as having at least one deployment in support of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan between submission dates of baseline and first follow-up questionnaires and report of at least one combat-like exposure on follow-up questionnaire.

Among the other submissions arguing for greater powers is that of the Australian Racing Board, which argues that it should be defined as an "enforcement agency", placing it in the same category as state and territory police agencies.

Journal adoption of the CONSORT statement at the time of data abstraction was defined as the article's journal endorsing, encouraging or enforcing the CONSORT statement for study submissions at the time the article was reviewed for this study.