Sentence examples for big societies from inspiring English sources
In 1996, Abbey National, the first of the big societies to convert, took over National & Provincial.
They've been pushing Big Societies and feeling everyone's pain by sobbing that we're all in it together.
The three big societies converting this year—Halifax, Woolwich and Alliance & Leicester all have branches nationwide and plan to expand aggressively in fields such as pensions, insurance and consumer lending, where building societies are restricted.
This is an issue – straddling political and ideological boundaries and putting flesh on the abstractions of communities, big societies and social mobility – that Miliband and the Labour leadership, encouraged by the stirrings in Bristol, should seize.
Most of those claiming to offer an explanation have rushed to shore up their pre-existing pet theories, whether the thin and imprecise language of broken and big societies or half-baked theories of racial incompatibility.
Cameron gave his views on student fees, job cuts in the public sector, House of Lords reform, gay rights, marriage tax breaks, the structural deficit, the funding of manifesto promises, aid to developing countries, and on both the broken and the big societies with barely a smile or a pause for breath.
Big society!" "Big society!" I email back.
So far, so "big society".
The "big society" in action.
