Attacks on weaker sections that
militate against our national ethos are aberrations that need to be dealt with firmly," he said.
' Attack on the weak is aberration'
The concern is that this will raise the cost of credit and hence
militate against growth.
-RBI governor says new global regulations would affect emerging nations
Point being: dread at the advances Iran is making should be properly tempered with optimism at the advances that anti-Iran forces are makingand that there is no reason why the latter advances shouldn't outweigh the former ones and thereby
militate against something so drastic as, say, a preemptive military strike.
Tehran Explosion Signals Iranian Vulnerability
give your and Letters and are editor's Ostensibly the plan to minimise landfill may seem sensible but there are stumbling blocks which
militate against poorer families.
Bin tax to hit poor; yourLETTERS
Pakistanis are already subjected to discriminatory treatment at American Airports and that enhanced security screenings would
militate against cultural values of Pakistanis, he maintained.
Strip search of Pakistanis at US airports counterproductive; says Kasuri
READING Jonathan Kay's Derby A To Z yesterday highlighted the problem which continues to
militate against the Irish runners' prospects in any British competition.
Uniformity still an issue for me
What has concerned economists are the serious resource constraints currently facing the country that
militate against increasing subsidies as their impact on the deficit may be more inflationary than would the relief from the subsidies themselves.
Punjab budget for the year 2008-09
The justices recognize that undue hardship could
militate against a retroactive order being made as of the date of the change of circumstances.
Child support payment can be changed retroactively--Supreme Court rules
Among these are the magic object--in "Mambiala Hill," the "good cook pot" that feeds the hungry and in "The Amazing Guinea" the captive natural phenomenon: "Devils were holding Rain prisoner in a big earthen pot, and Madame Misery, sewing strife, swooped down on the land of the rice eaters." The unreality of the tales is adapted, then, to Cuban colonial reality, and often the texts
militate against hierarchy, power, and even the genre conventions themselves.
Lydia Cabrera. Afro-Cuban Tales
The first section argues that psychology has been and remains mired in conceptual problems that
militate against its full development as a science.
Wittgenstein and Psychology: a Practical Guide
The findings also indicated that lack of fund, ICT facilities, electricity, among others;
militate against the use of technology media.
Media in Distance Learning: The Nigerian National Teachers Institute Distance Education Programme
But the political realities of the EU
militate against an approach that could simultaneously cover the key institutions the Commission, the Parliament, the Council and the key components, the member states.
BRINGING REALISM TO COMMUNICATIONS
My own Community, though it is at present drawing up a new Initial Formation Program, has in its present program guidelines for ministering "in a society where most people have difficulty accepting certain teachings of the Church, where many of the prevailing cultural factors
militate against appreciation for traditional Christian values." One guideline given is "that Basilians have a profound appreciation of the role of the Magisterium in the life of the Church and for the role of theologians and other thinkers who strive to express the traditional teachings of the Church in ways that are intelligible to contemporary people." (7)
Orthodoxy brings vocations
I'm not surprised that non-hunters not only do not support hunting but actively
militate against it when hunters mad editors of gun magazines do not appreciate how disgraceful such a picture is as the one on page 53 of the October 2004 issue.
Hunting horror
Even more damning, she ignores everything in Solzhenitsyn's writings that might
militate against her claims.
Traditional prejudices