The most retrograde gender norms could again rule the American workplace.
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New York laws on pretrial process are among the most retrograde in the nation.
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Even in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the world's most retrograde countries, the rate of female education has increased.
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He does not so much break with tradition as bring forward some of its most retrograde but persistent elements.
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She has performed at venues across Alabama, Texas and Tennessee, states with some of the most retrograde laws on discrimination.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association called Beijing's move "the most retrograde step to date in the implementation of the Basic Law".
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An association representing the city's lawyers in December said the plan lacked a firm legal basis and was "the most retrograde step" since the 1997 handover.
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Now it appears that he will wind up embracing a candidate who repudiates some Republican policies while also personifying many of the party's most retrograde views.
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But critics, including pro-democracy advocates and an influential lawyers' association, have denounced the move as the most retrograde since 1997, undermining confidence in the city's vaunted rule of law.
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The most retrograde of ABBA tracks, like "Gimme Gimme Gimme" and "Does Your Mother Know", are recast in a way that gives agency to the underserved female protagonists in the band's canon.
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"Ajit Pai's announcement today is the most retrograde I have ever heard from an F.C.C. chairman." said Michael Copps, a former Democratic commissioner of the F.C.C. and a special adviser to the nonprofit watchdog Common Cause.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - An association representing Hong Kong barristers said it was "appalled" by the Chinese parliament's move to enforce mainland laws inside a Hong Kong railway station, denouncing it as the most retrograde step since the 1997 handover.
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For most of the history of women's tennis, the "dress" — once upon a time a long skirt, now more of a wisp of an idea — has symbolized the feminine side of the game in its most retrograde sense, and been used as a means of gender stereotype, self-expression, and eyeball-attracting marketing.
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How ironic that the most retrograde of all imaginable candidates will now be embraced by those that are totally disgusted with the scene of the hogs feeding at the trough that we now call politics in America – that Trump is the insurgent straight talking fighter for the little guy and Clinton is the symbol of the pay-to-play status quo.
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Some of the jokes are simplistic and even lazy—Jane Krakowski's character has always been a weak spot, and these days the writers seem to have little idea of what to do with her—but they are never unkind in the manner of the most retrograde-feeling sitcoms on TV today, which often result to simple mockery as the writers struggle to fit two or three jokes per minute into a basically inert premise.
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In 2015, Reynders drew criticism for having his face painted black during a traditional festival in Brussels.Belgium's Reynders criticised for painting face black BBC News, 19 March 2015. In April 2017, Belgium voted in favour of the entry of Saudi Arabia, yet considered one of the most retrograde countries on the issue of women's rights, in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. This decision raised controversy and questions about the role of Reynders.
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