His symphonic scores revisited the motivic and symphonic aesthetic of the 19th century, a move regarded as retrogressive by modernist critics. |
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While these churches initially viewed gospel music as retrogressive, they were gradually won over. |
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The laws validated include some of the most retrogressive religious laws, with adverse impacts on women and religious minorities. |
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An example would be the adoption of legislation that is discriminatory or that is deliberately retrogressive without adequate justification. |
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This would be retrogressive and would undermine the collegiate outlook of the Governing Council. |
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It could be interpreted as retrogressive 8 in relation to the current acquis, notably in the light of the case-law of the Court of Justice. |
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As a rational, liberal-minded sort of bloke, he considers the English class structure to be a piece of antiquated and retrogressive nonsense. |
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Becke's subsequent work on retrogressive metamorphism led to a deeper understanding of many ancient mountain belts. |
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He further concluded that the higher rate of reproduction among blacks had a retrogressive effect on evolution. |
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There is a strong presumption that retrogressive measures taken in relation to the right to social security are prohibited under the Covenant. |
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As with all other rights in the Covenant, retrogressive measures should in principle not be taken in relation to the right to work. |
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It also implies that retrogressive measures in relation to the right to education are not permissible without clear justification. |
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The process may promote exposure of ice at over steepened margins leading to retrogressive slope failure. |
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Fence removal would have destroyed scientific evidence of possible retrogressive plant succession, shrub seed production, range trend, and zoetic climax conditions. |
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We're not trying to create the '60s or go for some retrogressive feeling. |
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A beggarly tribute to all that is retrogressive, stupid, and mean. |
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As for all other rights in the Covenant, there is a strong presumption that retrogressive measures taken in relation to the right to work are not permissible. |
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On subjects as basic as women's rights, immigrants' rights, the right to education, the right to accommodation, the right to employment or a decent wage, this Charter is often inadequate and occasionally retrogressive. |
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Active layer flows and the deeper, retrogressive thaw flows develop in ice-rich, fine-grained sediments and result from the thawing and subsequent flow of water-saturated ground. |
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Sometimes these failures develop into highly retrogressive flowslides in which the clays and silts are fluidised and flow into river channels forming landslide dams which block the flow of the river causing flooding upstream. |
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The adoption of retrogressive measures that further reduce women's access to or enjoyment of their economic, social or cultural rights constitutes a violation. |
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The Committee responded by calling the move one of the most serious, retrogressive measures with respect to the protection of social and economic rights in Canada since its ratification of the governing covenant. |
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At the social scene, retrogressive cultural practices which promote pre-determined discriminative gender roles should be outlawed and the society educated to discard them through public awareness campaigns. |
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It will also help ensure that efforts to meet the MDGs do not lead to retrogressive steps or human rights violations that undermine progress in other areas. |
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This retrogressive attitude of the Supreme Court, which is supported by the majority of Congress, stems from the idea that affirmative action measures have achieved their objectives and have thus become pointless. |
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The adoption of any retrogressive measures incompatible with the core obligations under the right to health, outlined in paragraph 43 above, constitutes a violation of the right to health. |
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Therefore one myth that needs addressing is that all so-called Euro-sceptics are retrogressive little Englanders. |
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This obligation means that retrogressive measures are unacceptable. |
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In this way, an individual expressing an opinion that is problematic, ill-informed or even retrogressive may be given credence because of a claim to representativeness. |
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