Sentence examples for elements of individual from inspiring English sources

On Social Security, while many Congressional plans contain some elements of individual accounts like those proposed by Mr. Bush, the details, too, have been problematic.

'Population identities' refers to those elements of individual identity that are based on membership of a group that lays claim to a shared origin.

Molly Shanley (2003) advocates an "equal status" view of marriage that combines a commitment to the public importance of marriage as an institution with elements of individual choice that broaden the idea of who can marry to groups that have been denied such status as a result of their subordination and stigmatization.

2) Which elements of individual NTD programs are most successfully integrated and how are they best implemented?

Policy documents and regulation point to elements of individual, collective, direct, indirect, reactive, and to some degree proactive patient involvement.

NSBs are considered to be unique genetic elements of individual species, and the A. oryzae genome has the largest total size of NSBs (Fig.  1).

'This is nothing less than the state-sponsored annihilation of viable, sentient foetuses.' But what he ignored in his heart-rending piece is the element of individual choice.

Vance's resignation legitimized criticism of the rescue mission and brought the element of individual judgment and conscience back onto the scene.

"There's got to be an element of individual responsibility and communal responsibility for the uplift of the people in inner-city communities".

There is also an important element of individual recognition in at least some cases of imprinting's effects on sexual behaviour.

The group programme introduced the novel element of individual coaching sessions for participants between group sessions.