Sentence examples for fixed society from inspiring English sources

Today in a highly mobile, less fixed society, the difference that individual students can make on their campuses and in their future neighborhoods is a vital component of their education and the mission of their institutions.

So David Cameron is going to fix society, much as Margaret Thatcher fixed the economy.

"At some point I have to say we can't fix society's ills," she said.

Cameron likes to say that in the 1980s the Tories fixed the economy; now it is their historic duty to fix society.

After all, businesses, and the jobs, training and opportunities they offer, are the best long-term solution for fixing society's broken threads.

As another primary school head told me: "It's not the school's responsibility to fix society's problems on our own.

It's time to fix society.

But can we really fix our schools without fixing society?

According to them, the FAI isn't out to make friends or help fix society.

One day, he says, he's going to fix society and demolish the government, abolishing traditional notions of patriarchy, family, and society.

Anyone whose name is written in the book will die, and Light uses his newfound power in a vicious bid to "fix" society.