Sentence examples for first societies from inspiring English sources

First, societies function properly only when they are judged by their citizens to be reasonably fair.

Religion was also harnessed to vital practical tasks such as agriculture, which in the first societies to practice it required quite unaccustomed forms of labor and organization.

In Ethiopia, the per capita income is $120 a year; tuberculosis and other contagions are rampant; and the literacy rate is just 43percentt, a sad figure considering that Ethiopia was among the first societies in sub-Saharan Africa to develop a written language.

The representation of deer caught in nets seems to be an essential theme in the first societies' ideology, which consecrated the ancient hunting and fauna.

The first societies, villages, communities.

First, society in the UK remains ageist.

The first society, or ringing organization, the Ancient Society of College Youths, was founded in 1637.

This is a "me first" society, and people do what they want to.

The first society devoted to horticulture originated in 1804 with the establishment in England of the Royal Horticultural Society.

We became the first society in history in which the poorest group in the population were children.

Ours is "the first society in which 'honest work' does not mean a callused hand," Drucker noted.