tutelage的示例

• A sizeable fraction of sisters of the male head's wife were also married and resided with their husbands under the tutelage of brothers-in-law (n=38).

• Both were characterised by government 'tutelage' over civil society, although the kind of constraints imposed on civil society varied considerably.

• More than half of all married couples lived under the tutelage of others (males), because marriage was not inevitably neolocal.

• Participation of the masses could wait until after a period of tutelage by the party.

• Their many outstanding accomplishments in all area of linguistics are a tribute to his tutelage.

• Support for people in their own resolves and thus in exercising their own liberty, rather than subjugation to idealist tutelage, had a wide appeal.

• For one thing, it has survived without resort to isolationism or international tutelage.

• It has become customary to suppose that the remodelling of corporations in the 1590s constituted a decisive step towards royal tutelage.

• This was sometimes experienced as others trying to restrict the right of self-determination, or as a form of tutelage.

• Some sons did marry while under the tutelage of their fathers (n=36).

• They require tutelage and superintendence to become responsible citizens, recognising their membership of a moral organism.

• This is a particularly sensitive matter at the international level as developing countries complain that global policy networks are usually under the tutelage of richer nations.

• Yet, it remains unclear how ' empowered participatory regimes ' would come about in adverse civic contexts where civil society and citizens are caught in relations of clientelism and tutelage.

• Marriageable women who choose not to remarry or to live under their male relatives' tutelage also stand outside of this circuit of obligation and authority, of entitlement and obedience.

• The idea of tutelage is fast giving way to the concept of partnership.