0 an upright post used in building as a support or decoration -- sloup; pilíř
Both accounts challenge claim (12a), one of the pillars supporting the coda view of consonantal neutralisation.
Their welfare work and their constant criticism of the incumbents are the pillars of their strategy.
In cases of ill-treatment, women went to the palace and took hold of one of the pillars.
Anterolaterally, the epipterygoids (ep) form a pair of pillars extending from the dorsal surface of the pterygoid ventrally, and contact the parietal dorsally.
He believes this will provide a better spread of retirement income and risk across the three pillars and greater equity between the generations.
Therefore, within the pillars a consensus could more easily be forged on the gendered division of labor.
A failed approach attempted to synthesize the perspectives of the pillars.
Women tend to be low earners, hence beneficiaries of targeting in the new public pillars.
