Sentence examples for relationships society from inspiring English sources

Technology is one of the most important fields to shape tomorrow – through economy, communication, relationships, society, all that.

It is to make the core conservative case that culture matters, and that in so far as we can non-coercively encourage and support committed relationships, society, which includes gay people, will be better off.

Our aim is for ancient theatres to be in the focus of two historical relationships: society on one hand and tourism, economy, environment and culture, on the other.

The actor talks about the relationship society has with Shakespeare's tragedy.

Held speculates that were the relationship between a mothering person and a child, rather than the relationship between two rational contractors the paradigm for a good human relationship, society might look different (Held, "Feminism and Moral Theory," 1987).

Flat taxes are in reality a massive exercise in re-engineering relationships within society.

It ends with the comment that we "must change the property relationships of society, and then we change man.

Formerly marginal people came together, competed fiercely and tried to resolve their own uncomfortable relationships with society.

Cultures are dynamic and arise out of the existing relationships in society: they have their own momentum and their own rituals, some of them very bloody.

"The left has abandoned the discourse of liberation … because they have a new construct which is all to do with power relationships in society," he said.

The kind of humility that Roberts favors reflects a view that the Court should almost always defer to the existing power relationships in society.