Sentence examples for model of society from inspiring English sources
The constitution should enshrine "a European model of society"—meaning more, not less, social legislation.
However, it is difficult to visualize what a more successful model of society could be.
We expect Muslims to integrate, and yet offer them a model of society that deliberately excludes them.
Similarly, a model of society would not aim to simulate in detail every human being on the planet.
This campaign -- often portrayed as the defense of a cohesive European model of society against a fragmented American "multicultural" model -- crosses party lines.
Last year, he collaborated with David Bahr, a physicist at Regis University in Denver, to construct a computer model of society that replicates the way obesity spreads.
It's no wonder that Darwinian models of society are so popular these days.
The mathematical modeling of society is made possible, according to Pentland, by the innate tractability of human beings.
"The majority of refugees stem from countries whose dominant models of society differ significantly from our Western values," the letter read.
The Australian philosopher George Crowder claims that Gray must logically endorse Stalin and Hitler as offering legitimate models of society, something Gray cheerfully denies.
The irony is that models of society imported from Russia during the Soviet period – as realised in popular culture, legal apparatuses and, of particular interest to the cyclist, in architecture and urban planning – are as influential as ever in China.
