Sentence examples for basic social principles from inspiring English sources
Several situations of conflict between basic social principles can crop up during a consensus searching process.
If the former seeks to impose a relatively predetermined national identity on its ever growing and fairly diverse immigrant population, the latter tends to overlook its constituents' heterogeneous identities as long as some basic social principles are embraced by all.
Failure to fulfil these social obligations is considered a serious breach on the basic social principle of reciprocal relationships and may lead one to be rebuffed by the community.
In practice, this may have the effect of reasserting basic social democratic principles in politics but, ultimately, the outcome of the economic crisis and the ideological polarisation of the past few years point towards a more radical and unstable conclusion than a return to the post-war settlement.
Mr Schäuble said afterwards that he expects Muslims to sign up to Germany's "basic social and religious principles", such as equality of men and women.The cancellation of the Mozart opera may even speed up the process, because it shows the importance of averting a real clash of cultures.
The "first subject of justice," Rawls says, is principles that regulate the basic social institutions that constitute the "basic structure of society" (TJ sect.2).
Gift exchange was a basic social mechanism, and reciprocity was something of a universal ethical principle, certainly in pre-industrial societies.
Some self-employed workers could in principle be paying social security taxes and receiving basic social security coverage if their earnings are above some threshold, but almost no worker in our sample is in this situation.
Coordination is a basic social phenomenon.
Debt overshadows basic social services .
