Sentence examples for legacy of human from inspiring English sources

The catastrophic damage wreaked by the Bush legacy of human rights violations would finally begin to be reversed.

They could play a bigger role in giving the World Cup an enduring legacy of human rights and prosperity.

A new problem has been added to the headaches of a civilian government that is already having difficulty grappling with the general's legacy of human rights abuses.

People here view the trial as the litmus test of the government's campaign to cleanse Indonesia -- not just of corruption, but of its legacy of human rights abuses.

A Vindication of Natural Society pretends to make reason rather than custom the basis for the organisation of society: nature, its purported champion contends, provides a better template for living than the legacy of human contrivance.

The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding mourns the passing of the first lady of the civil rights movement who championed her late husband's legacy of human rights and the strengthening of black-Jewish relations.

We propose that the shade-intolerant timber species observed today are in large part a reflection of legacies of human land use and historical large-scale disturbances.

"I consider these photographs invitations to the viewer to learn more, to explore the relationships between public policy objectives and their real-world execution, and the consider the legacies of human grief, anger, mistrust and dismay that surely follow violent conflict," wrote Alford in a release.

We find that node importance is highly predictable due to both periodic and legacy effects of human social behaviour, and we design reasonable prediction functions.

To be truthful - and truly to take stock of the classical rabbinic legacy, and of human nature - we have never given up speculating far beyond ourselves, as a people and as a species.

Some scientists attribute the recent sea ice growth in the Ross Sea to the persistent ozone hole, a legacy of the human use of chlorofluorocarbons that cools the upper atmosphere over the continent, increasing the temperature difference with the lower atmosphere and equator, and over the last 30 years has delivered significantly brisker westerly winds in the summer and autumn.