| It may be that effeminate boys or boys exhibiting gender role nonconformity are more likely to be pursued by older men. |
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| Rather than dullness, it is surely the subversive nonconformity of Beat sensibilities that provoked attacks like these. |
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| And woe to him inside a nonconformist clique who does not conform with nonconformity. |
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| They were part of English nonconformity which included Independents and Quakers. |
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| After all, what exactly is the distinction between eccentricity, nonconformity, unconventionality, difference, disorder, and criminality? |
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| He earned his doctorate from the New Orleans Baptist Seminary in Louisiana for studies in nonconformity, particularly focusing on Roger Williams. |
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| He was heir to a tradition that stretched back through Spurgeon to the puritan forefathers of nonconformity. |
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| For all this, nonconformity proved to be more dangerous and subversive than its counterpart on the American mainland. |
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| Removing both penalties against nonconformity and rewards for conformity contributed greatly to the purity of religion. |
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| Risk factors for suicide, such as gender nonconformity, appear to be particularly salient with regard to boys and men. |
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| As the author herself states, this book is decidedly not a study in nonconformity or rebellion. |
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| Gender nonconformity is a much more important issue for males than for females, as Remafedi has pointed out. |
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| The feeling that youth and nonconformity were at last striking back engulfed the Bay area, then the US and much of the western world. |
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| A state religious court evaluating nonconformity or dissent deserves whatever answers it receives. |
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| That kind of perspective teaches me the need to respect dissent, nonconformity, and liberty of conscience as priority Baptist values. |
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| Studies in the workplace find that women's nonconformity to feminine stereotypes leads to negative evaluation by both men and women. |
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| A defect is defined as nonconformity of a product or service to its specifications. |
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| If this segment of the regulation had been interpreted more strictly, the rate of nonconformity would have increases proportionally. |
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| When a nonconforming product is detected after delivery, STPS will take appropriate action regarding the consequences of the nonconformity. |
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| Despite his talk about nonconformity, the author is decidedly conformist. |
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| This says a lot about views of nonconformity that it's entirely plausible he still holds. |
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| The example of the nonconformity was moved to become an example of a nonconformity under the fisher's work agreement. |
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| Conformity in ecclesiastical matters was imposed in areas where nonconformity had survived under Elizabeth. |
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| Upon receipt and verification of nonconformity or defect, Japon-Kara will replace the product. |
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| The film's winning conclusion is also its best twist, a droll and charming take on nonconformity, infused with a lesson about living with an outsider status. |
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| Briefly stated, Pareto observes that the sentiments in society change between periods when conformity is valued and periods when nonconformity, or change, is valued. |
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| The redefinition of downtown Austin from a space for creative nonconformity into a sterile environment more suited to computers than composers has begun. |
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| Hence, market surveillance officers shall work closely with economic operators, in particular on measures to prevent nonconformity. |
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| This revealed a nonconformity of the atmospheric emissions of the facilities used for degreasing parts before painting. |
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| Confessional Mennonitism preserved a form of religious nonconformity in jurisdictions such as the Calvinist-ruled Netherlands and in Lutheran-ruled Hamburg and Altona. |
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| Could a Lincoln be elected president today, especially in view of this religious nonconformity? |
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| The ranks of nonconformity thrived in an expanding economy of independency where the artisan might still feel closer to the petty capitalist than to the unskilled labourer. |
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| The district has a tradition of nonconformity which is reflected in the number of chapels erected by Congregationalists, Baptists and Methodists. |
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| Since Nunavik Parks is not able to control the contents of any sites but its own, it may not be held responsible for any prejudices or damages resulting from the inexactness or nonconformity of third-party site. |
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| As to nonconforming trees harvested and shipped from the seller's own land, the seller's employees could not have been unaware of the nonconformity of the trees. |
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| With its semi-rural economy and pockets of religious nonconformity, this corner of England was a foothold for pluralist Liberal politics throughout the long years of Conservative-Labour duopoly in the mid-20th century. |
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| The primary issue surrounding warranties is to what degree manufacturers, sellers, and lessors should be responsible for the risk of defects and nonconformity in goods that they distribute. |
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| This is unfortunate, since the moment of delivery is the starting point for time limits for the exercise of fundamental consumer rights, e.g. remedies for nonconformity. |
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| An extension of the coverage of consumer protection rules to such situations would allow consumers to make use of remedies for nonconformity and obtain damages. |
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| In the event of nonconformity of the articles, we ask the customer to inform us by mail before its sending, giving place to an prior agreement of its share. |
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| The people in charge of quality and waste met together with the Director of the company to talk about the situation created by the nonconformity and the low level of solid waste segregation. |
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| Any claims for compensation in cases of nonconformity shall therefore not be affected by the provisions of this Chapter and shall be governed by the applicable national law. |
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| Note: an IR may not lead to any action such as issuing of a nonconformity. |
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| In the event of nonconformity delivered products, the merchant commits himself to refund or be exchanging it produced with his customer as soon as possible. |
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| This church was significant in the plan to counterbalance nonconformity in Merthyr. |
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| Namely, if the rock below the break is igneous or has lost its bedding due to metamorphism, the plane of juncture is a nonconformity. |
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| The spread of virtual language implies adaptation and nonconformity. |
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| But it also concluded that the Welsh were ignorant, lazy and immoral, and that among the causes of this were the use of the Welsh language and nonconformity. |
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| The Church did, however, seek to counterbalance the influence of nonconformity in the 19th century, and Merthyr had a succession of notable clergymen as parish priests. |
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| Through his Keswick ministry, he was keen to bridge something of the gulf between Anglicanism and Nonconformity. |
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| Here Nonconformity defined Welsh working-class identity in relation to their English Anglican employers. |
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| A cultural revival in the eighteenth century was reinforced by the spread of Nonconformity, which became an integral part of Welsh identity. |
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| The virtues of temperance, frugality, prudence and integrity promoted by religious Nonconformity. |
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| Despite the importance of the Anglican Church in the lives of the parishioners the growing strength of Nonconformity would make itself felt in the 18th century. |
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