Sentence examples for respective societies from inspiring English sources

People who felt ideologically or experientially alone in their respective societies are newly equipped to find likeminded people.

and historical backgrounds as well as the changing social, economic, political, and intellectual conditions of their respective societies.

And yet, here we both are, by the grace of our respective societies, allowed to live again and take part in our communities as regular citizens.

The same can be said of gender-balanced boards whose ethnically diverse members all belong to elites in their respective societies.

It is the joint responsibility of journal reviewers, journal editors and their respective societies to ensure that commercial interests remain unconflicted with scientific findings.

"The effort has always been to garner strength and courage so as to help forge integration of European Gypsies into their respective societies," he said in an interview.

That, too, offsets pressure from within each respective society toward animus and hostility.

But a slag-fest isn't, especially when there is no complementary portrayal of cultural traditions, environmentalism, architectural history, social fabric and the internal discussions over where the respective society came from and where its members want it to go.

The mental picture the non-Parisian has of the city's banlieues is framed by the fictive: gangster movies such as La Haine, or TV cop shows such as Spiral that do battle with similar Danish, Swedish, British and, of course, American vehicles, in a race to see which can sandblast its respective society with the greatest quantity of grit.

"Then you get a concept that really fits with the respective society and culture and not like now with bid books which are all the same and written by the same people".

A myth is a set of stories or beliefs, usually regarded as true in a respective society with the function of establishing models for behavior.