Sentence examples for more secure societies from inspiring English sources

"In the richer and more secure societies, there is a declining deference to authority.

Thus, efforts to maintain more secure societies may lead to societies which will have to face environments with higher risks and fewer factual securities, because their data will be exposed to these risks for longer periods of time.

How could such a culture possibly create a more secure society?

Rubio wound up with a highly orthodox conservative policy platform, which cut taxes by almost seven trillion dollars over a decade* and zeroed out the capital-gains tax, ideas directly at odds with the vision of a more secure middle-class society that he laid out in his speeches.

As tumultuous as my upbringing was, my mom fought for scholarships and good schools, and I was lucky enough with my college experience and beyond to find support systems that reflect a more secure strata of society, even if my own resources don't.

We believe that there is now a real opportunity for the international community, working with all sectors of Haitian society – the interim government, civil society, the private sector, communities and families --  to reaffirm its commitment to help create a healthier, more educated, more productive and secure society by investing generously in the country's future: its children.

PAUL KRUGMAN: I'm personally willing to face higher taxes as the price of a more secure and more just society.

As lives became more secure, though, members of society expected greater public recognition for the loss of life.

There's a point where the next military spending dollar does not make our society more secure, and it's a point we long ago passed.

And the payoff would be tremendous: educated children mean healthier societies and a more secure and prosperous world for us all.

One is that healthier societies are more stable, more productive, and more secure.