Sentence examples for established state of affairs from inspiring English sources
First, those who held most closely to the Marxian tradition (for example, Herbert Marcuse, Erich Fromm, Georges Friedmann, and Henri Lefebvre) treated alienation as a normative concept, as an instrument for criticizing the established state of affairs in the light of some standard based on human nature, "natural law," or moral principle.
They reject the status quo or, as Freud writes, "are especially suited to … take on the role of leaders and … damage the established state of affairs".
The commission, whose members will have powers to obtain documents and data they deem necessary to establish the state of affairs at the bank, is headed by Raffaele Farina, an Italian cardinal.
69 74 All told, this state-of-affairs calls for active strategies to promote collaboratively-oriented systems.
In the state of affairs we established the relationship between DRPs and medications and in the study phase we searched for objective information about these.
The other countries show an intermediate state of affairs with mixed results.
In 2002, a group of senior imams set out to change this state of affairs by establishing the High Islamic Council, widely referred to by its French acronym, HCIM.
In Georgia, the state of affairs as it struggles to establish democracy might best be described as murky, and occasionally dark.
Make School hopes to change this sordid state of affairs.
What a sad state of affairs!
