But our basic conception of dignity does require us to make sure most citizens can build meaningful lives.
He arrives to make meaningful differences in ordinary lives, prompting women (in the first two episodes, at least) into the kind of uncompromised moral decisions that would not put him out of favor with the Christian right.
Twenty years later, thanks to Hill, who supported our very first voter registration in inner cities and spoke to our intrepid team along the way, Third Wave has given millions of dollars to help young women make meaningful change in their lives and communities.
Thus, current approaches continue to exclude persons with dementia from decision-making, fuelled by misunderstanding and stigma when persons with dementia are viewed as incapable of communicating their experiences, and thus presumed unable to make meaningful contributions to their own lives and the lives of others (Jolley & Benbow, 2000; Sterin, 2002).
Corporations, especially those with global reach, are uniquely positioned to make meaningful, sustainable contributions that save lives.
Here in Oregon, we're demonstrating that we can make meaningful progress to improve the lives of Oregonians by working together around our shared values".
When we make meaningful connections with each other our lives are enriched and we feel that we have a higher purpose than merely acquiring more "stuff".
Susan Newman, PhD, a social psychologist, parenting expert and blogger for Psychology Today, helps parents make meaningful moments in their children's lives in her book, Little Things Long Remembered: Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day.
Many entrepreneurs have identified opportunities to make meaningful impacts across society, and entire generations to come will live longer, healthier lives because of it.
