Sentence examples for condition for society from inspiring English sources
Most obviously, liberal democracy is a rare flower globally, the form of which differs even in its heartland of western Europe/America; the neocon belief that it is the natural condition for society should have no credibility after the post-9/11 experience – including the Arab spring – and we should be cautious about imposing it on others.
Individuals, persons, are necessary preconditions, a necessary environmental (context) condition for society, but not part of society (Luhmann 1988a, p. 299; Willke 1989, p. 24).
The ideal conditions for society could therefore only be established when everyone acted in accordance with their (social) name (Lunyu CTP: Yanyuan, 11).
The 20th century has seen widescale reforms aimed at improving living conditions for society in general and the poor in particular.
These acts are not merely compatible with liberalism – they are a necessary condition for any society that is free in its culture as well as in its laws and institutions.
Continuous with the value of freedom of inquiry, the idea of cultural freedom was identified as a condition for democratic society.
He rationalized the institution as a necessary condition for any society, beneficial to owner and slave alike, and to the overall economy.
Yet many Americans--and sometimes American policies--seem to suppose that democracy is the natural condition for all societies, and can be planted even in the soil of economic backwardness, even during the social monsoon of war.
Still, this is a universal access system, even if it excludes coverage for conditions for which society holds individuals responsible (see Daniels 2009a).
France is establishing optimal conditions for civil society participation in COP21.
Regulation is a necessary step to create the conditions for a society to establish all kinds of restrictions and limitations on the production, trade, advertising and consumption of a given substance to deglamorize, discourage and control its use.
