Sentence examples for arrangements of wealth from inspiring English sources
What immigration reform's conservative skeptics would prefer, rather than a society that welcomes as many immigrants as want to come and also expands the welfare state apace, is a society that maintains America's historical balance between (at least relatively) limited government and (at least relatively) egalitarian arrangements of wealth, property and opportunity.
We don't reflect on the worldly arrangements — the interests of wealth and power — that enable our adventures.
The problem with this arrangement, of course, is that gender and lack of wealth are, like absence of religious belief, not good reasons for depriving people of their equal political rights or opportunities to occupy social and political positions.
As incremental changes to the tax system are implemented, nobody in the bottom 80% of wealth holders should be taxed any more heavily than under current arrangements.
When the realization of the extended family is constrained by the limit of resources, people can have their ideal form of living arrangement fulfilled only if they possess a certain amount of wealth (Fei 1999; Ruggles and Heggeness 2008).
Even when non-philosophers debate the justice of distributions, or of distribution affecting institutional arrangements, their discussions often take the form of questioning whether and under what circumstances the 'redistribution' of wealth is justified.
When philosophers, social scientists, and politicians seek to determine the justice of institutional arrangements, their discussions have often taken the form of questioning whether and under what circumstances the redistribution of wealth or other valuable goods is justified.
Plutophobia- Fear of wealth.
Yet signs of wealth abound.
