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... part of the social order to be of limited femininity and conditioned with sexual immorality. Not all of the women who accepted the bounty were considered to be of moral ambiguity, some were respectable widows, quite literate and well-spoken with the highest of morals, but the majority were women trying to change their outlook, moving to the colonies from paupers ... ...
... the 1997 National Inquiry and indeed the U.N itself. The extent to which Australia is accountable to sections (b), (c) and (d) of the genocide bill are still bitterly argued; there is no such ambiguity regarding section (e). Up until the 1970s indigenous children were systematically abused (used here figuratively, but physical abuse was also widespread), told their spirituality and culture was savage and vulgar and ... ...
... with the delivery of services, and local government has their own role in delivering services to the community. In practice, the majority of the above occurs, however conflict and the ambiguity of the separation of power between the states and the federal government tends to cloud the foundations of federalism. The fact that the states are philosophically and financially locked into ... ...
... and hot pink to accomplish an overall dusty yet vivid, earthy yet vibrant effect which gives life to and otherwise hostile painting. Williams also plays with a multifarious viewpoint to create ambiguity. Due to the different viewpoints, elements in the painting take on multiple possible roles depending on your interpretation. The dirt could make up either ground or rock, the representational dots ... ...
Australia's National Identity When such questions as "What is an Australian? What does an Australian look like? Or behave?" are analyzed, it raises a degree of ambiguity, especially when we try to define the boundaries of being an Australian. National Identity can be defined as, a claim made about the collective personality of a culture, with distinctive attitudes and ... ...
... law up to date, leaving this task to the courts, and it adds creativity in the judgements of superior courts is inevitable because new legal situations arise, because legislation contains ambiguity. The activist theory also argues that in making decisions judges can legitimately consider "policy" based on enduring community values, however at times the High Court refuses to intervene because it ... ...
