| In tribally run district courts and within families, decisions that rule women's lives are a matter of obedience, convention and saving face. |
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| Libya is tribally and ethnically diverse, but pretty homogenously Sunni and conservative. |
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| The collection and reporting of tribally based statistics could lead to ethnic tensions. |
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| However, many people in this debate appear to identify almost tribally with one set of arguments. |
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| The United States does all the assessment on the larger fish that are fished recreationally, commercially, and tribally. |
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| The commission's findings were that the Sections were indeed discriminatory and needed to be amended to make them tribally neutral. |
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| These kids are resonating with a tribally based cultures that can be found in such left coast locations as Ashland, Oregon and San Francisco, California. |
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| On the job, they work in tribally balanced teams, each led by a Canadian soldier accompanied by an interpreter. |
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| The invention of the north Arabian camel saddle between about 500 and 100 B.C.E. allowed tribally organized camel raisers to enhance their power and influence. |
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| In the United States many social and cultural programs are funded with revenue from tribally owned enterprises such as book publishing, shopping malls, and gaming casinos. |
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| A tribally controlled tissue bank could also empower aboriginal communities and individuals to decide which research projects they want to participate in and under what circumstances such a project could proceed. |
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| The researchers concluded that the fact that many of the services for the American Indians were tribally run might have resulted in increased awareness and use. |
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| In succeeding years, supporters of a centralised state vied with those in favour of a loose federation and a strong role for tribally based local kingdoms. |
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| By sheer imposition of the cult of himself, he had held his tribally fractious country together. In this section Muammar Qaddafi Bill Smith ReprintsHe ruled unsparingly. |
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| Incisive observations by a tribally well-born immigrant. |
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| Militants of the Mehsud tribes, these fighters represent one of the most formidable of several tribally based Islamist gangs in north-west Pakistan. |
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| Businessmen and politicians have studied his methods especially within the Labour Party, to which Sir Alex is tribally bonded and has been a generous benefactor. |
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| Yemen, though still tribally fractious and backward, boasts a rowdy parliament and press. Even the absolute monarchs of the Gulf have opened up to varying degrees of citizen participation. |
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| Far too many young men have no chance of getting their hands on either, especially in the volatile and tribally mixed Rift Valley and in the teeming, fetid slums of Nairobi. |
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| Farsi-speaking populations tend to be urban or village dwellers, whereas many others are tribally organised into regional political units which serve as defensive mechanisms. |
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| It is hard to tell where economically motivated attacks end and politically or tribally motivated attacks by militia begin, but one thing is clear: the Government has not stopped these groups from attacking civilians. |
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| A constitutional amendment bill had been submitted to Parliament aimed at amending specific sections of the Constitution that were not tribally neutral. |
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| Villages are of several different kinds depending upon the prevailing pattern of occupation and whether they are tribally or nontribally organized. |
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