O tempora, o mores.

Customary mores are several times used and the most recent legislation is interpreted, on occasions, on the basis of traditional mores that give priority to the paternal power.

According to customary mores, women have fewer privileges than before the Family Law.

Since Americans can t rely on homogeneous mores, the law is the only way to regulate behavior.

For example, cultural mores and traditional practices can subordinate the views of young people to those of their elders.

The French are the arbiters of European culture, and have long been among the shrewdest observers of other countries manners and mores.

Could this image be any more iconic of the discomfort the West has with the social mores of Islam, and vice versa?

Women are detained for violating social mores and as substitutes for their husbands or male relatives who have been convicted of crimes.

Family policies, together with changes in corporate labor practices, can reinforce changing mores, leading to greater (and more effective) female labor force participation.

Traditional values refer to those beliefs, moral codes, and mores that are passed down from generation to generation within a culture, subculture or community.

Senegal had established institutional mechanisms designed to promote gender equity and the social and economic empowerment of women, while remaining sensitive to cultural mores.

13. A country apos s development choices, along with its cultural, religious and social mores, will influence the speed and pattern of the spread of HIV.

But the concept of the Republican monarchy, which is mostly concerned with the mores of French presidents and their entourages, did not really take hold until the Fifth Republic.

At the level of customary mores, access to land is managed by a complex network of social security that is built around marriage, as a basis of alliances among families.

The growing intolerance and increasing senseless violence within the home and in communities at large have led many to question the very mores of the society in which we live.

It is easy to suspect that this is not just a concession to changing social mores, but that it also reflects a desire to include as many declining prices as possible.

The trend of valuing integrity, transparency and accountability has been due mainly to the end of the Cold War, the spread of democratization, the shifting paradigm of the role of the State and changing social mores.

Moreover, the dramatic democratization of mores in the last 20 years has resulted in a tremendous increase in ordinary human curiosity about people in the limelight who our leaders are, how they live, and what they really believe.

The major causes of the phenomenon prostitution is poverty, degradation of socio cultural values and mores, cultural alienation, unemployment, lack of education in children out of children, growing consumerism, and negative cultural practices, to mention but a few.

The members of the Committee indicated that the reading of the judgement and the views expressed by the representative of the Government increased their concern at the discrimination institutionalized in law and given expression in values and mores.

That Goldman s CEO saw himself as doing God s work as his firm sold short products that it created, or disseminated scurrilous rumors about a country where it was serving as an adviser, suggests a parallel universe, with different mores and values.

But are we in the West radically misinterpreting Muslim sexual mores, particularly the meaning to many Muslim women of being veiled or wearing the chador ? And are we blind to our own markers of the oppression and control of women?

This coexistence is contradictory in its base philosophy contemporary law states that land is an inalienable property of the State, whereas the traditional mores have it that land belongs to the community living in its surrounding and the community's ancestors.

Despite efforts in numerous countries, awareness and prevention programs have not been effective enough to reduce the numbers of new HIV cases in many parts of the world, where it is associated with high mobility of men, poverty and sexual mores among certain populations.

6.6 None the less, the State party cautions that the formulation of article 17 allows for some infringement of the right to privacy if there are reasonable grounds, and that domestic social mores may be relevant to the reasonableness of an interference with privacy.

There are also other considerations that for us rank high in the implementation of the Programme of Action. They are, inter alia, respect for religious and ethical values, cultural mores, norms and beliefs participative and consultative approaches and the couple apos s freedom and autonomy.

Author of several landmark judgments in civil and criminal cases, aimed at development of a Uganda Common Law Tradition by adaptation of the English Common Law to take account of the diverse and largely unwritten cultural and social mores of the Ugandan people administered as Customary Law.

A spokesman for the Superior Court of Guam stated that establishment of a high court on Guam would allow cases that had been charged and tried under local law to be reviewed by justices who were familiar with local laws, customs, values and mores of the community. 14

A spokesman for the Superior Court of Guam stated that establishment of a high court on Guam would allow cases that had been charged and tried under local law to be reviewed by justices who were familiar with local laws, customs, values and mores of the community. 9

However, if you read the 5th and last condition for blogs to be accepted in the competition, this is what you'll find (translated word by word) the contents of which must not dissent from the accepted mores and morals (i.e. sex through videos or photos, hostility to religions, cussing, swearing and bad taste).

In those days, one hid much else as well grown men didn't embrace one another, unless someone had died, and not always then you shook hands or, at a ball game, thumped your friend's back and exchanged blows meant to be codes for affection once out of childhood you'd never again know the shock of your father's whiskers on your cheek, not until mores at last had evolved, and you could hug another man, then hold on for a moment, then even kiss (your fathers bristles white and stiff now).