"What enables this privileged life is exclusivity, restricting enjoyment of the benefits, and limiting participation, for the simple reason that the available resources wouldn't be sufficient otherwise".
Plato's Crito introduces the idea that continued residence counts as some kind of tacit consent to obey, and Locke extends that to include any enjoyment of the benefits of government—"whether it be barely travelling freely on the highway" (§ 199).
Thus, there is still a gap between owning land titles and the enjoyment of the benefits accruing from them, since some women are still involved in different kinds of land-related conflicts and face challenges related to the control and legitimacy of their land rights.
+I claim to enjoy art, but secretly wonder how much of my enjoyment is for the benefit of people around me. +At least two three letter agencies have my name on a list as a person of interest involving sorcery.
They need not concentrate on competition but rather on enjoyment, and on the benefits of and ways to stay physically active over the lifespan [ 34, 35].
He said so in his last will and testament, the words paraphrased on a large plaque that overlooks the sweeping main hall of the structure: "This building is dedicated to the town of Washington for its use and for the benefit and enjoyment of its citizens".
"I shall faithfully uphold Teddy Roosevelt's belief that our treasured public lands are 'for the benefit and enjoyment of the people' and will work tirelessly to ensure our public lands are managed and preserved in a way that benefits all Americans for generations to come," he said. .
IN 1872 Ulysses Grant, America's 18th president, proposed Yellowstone, the world's first national park, for "the benefit and enjoyment of the people".
At the ceremony, he spoke of the "essential democracy" of the national parks, quoting the act that established Yellowstone, in 1872, "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people".
We've restored public lands "for the benefit & enjoyment of the people," improved public access & shall never be held hostage again for our energy needs.
3. To maintain "collections of North American and exotic animals, for the benefit and enjoyment of the general public, the zoologist, the sportsman, and every lover of nature".
