Sentence examples for develop a society from inspiring English sources

"We will develop a society of tolerance, understanding, conciliation among people and respect for one another".

Authorities in Bosnia, the report said, "have not demonstrated a desire to eliminate corruption and develop a society based on the rule of law".

Labour would "break down occupation segregation", he said, adding: "By ending austerity and by delivering these policies we can help to develop a society in the future where there is not the levels of discrimination there are at the moment".

Let's Talk Science: This is a national organization working to "develop a society that is scientifically literate and globally competitive through innovative educational programs, research, and advocacy".

As one consequence of our uniquely evolved mentality, the form of our money can be purely symbolic because only we can think in such a fully abstract way and only we can develop a society complex enough to require such a general medium of exchange in the first place.

Conservatives have a real vocation to develop a society that can use the mechanisms of capitalism without being consumed by them".

The Finnish government's response was to develop a society-wide strategy to transform Finland into one of the world's leading high-tech exporters.

The 10-year Science and Innovation Investment Framework committed the government to developing a society that is confident about the development, regulation and use of science.

Danes fail to perceive the fact that they have developed a society deeply suspicious of religion.

Drug policy needs to focus on keeping people safe through their teens and 20s and developing a society that grants universal access to the emerging and rewarding responsibilities of adulthood.

The partisans of the small and local have the high ground when it comes to poetic thinking; some of them talk, for instance, of developing a society based on "foodsheds," just as the ecology of rivers is based on watersheds -- but the marketplace seems to be moving away from them.