Sentence examples for for which society from inspiring English sources
European agri-environment programmes are based on the common principle that farmers deliver environmental services for which society pays.
It is, said medical specialists, a portent of issues to come and it raises questions about the cost of medicine for which society has, as yet, no answers.
But many of the essays are insightful, and bring attention to a wide range of challenges for which society is not yet adequately prepared.
Rapid advances in genetic science will raise challenging ethical questions for which society is unprepared, the scientist chosen to give this year's Royal Institution Christmas Lectures warns.
But even beyond this, is it ethical for the leadership to institutionalize an organizational practice that compromises the economic purpose for which society justifies a place for the business system?
But when the real persons are also leaders of a business corporation, the values that must be controlling for them are the values that connect with the purpose for which society justifies a place for private business among its institutions.
Moreover, such policy trends have created a nexus of social expectations and obligations for which modern society is unprepared.
The park includes a 300-foot private beach, for which the society sells bathing privileges and rents changing rooms to residents of the Larchmont postal area for $175 to $425 yearly.
Unlike the more photo-driven volumes for which the society is known, these books feature first-person narratives -- the kind of I-unicycled-the-Silk-Route escapade that seems to be growing ever more popular.
Art can help create a common ground and an accessible platform for which mainstream society can connect with and better understand queer and trans identities.
Wright uses the term "progress trap" to refer to innovations that create new problems for which the society is unable or unwilling to solve, or inadvertently create conditions that are worse than what existed before the innovation.
