Sentence examples for organized societies from inspiring English sources

"It came to me that the great novelists wrote about highly organized societies," he wrote once in an essay.

Accountability of each individual for individual conduct lies at the core of all law -- indeed, of all organized societies.

Nor did he find it easy to extend the principles of indirect rule to the loosely organized societies of the Igbo (Ibo) and other southeastern tribes.

Criminal law is only one of the devices by which organized societies protect the security of individual interests and ensure the survival of the group.

We will try solving a long-standing riddle, first articulated by Darwin himself, of why certain animals should give up their own individual careers and cooperate with one another in organized societies.

To have organized societies we depend mostly on big systems that do things consistently and reliably.

They are part of the fabric of organized society.

In its traditional formulation, people gave a government coercive powers to make organized society possible.

An eel in the fundamental mud upon which the superstructure of organized society is reared.

B) "excitable, impulsive, highly imaginative," but "having little adaptability to highly organized society".

It was "a form of arrogance which organized society cannot tolerate".