Sentence examples for social association from inspiring English sources

The indivisibility and universality of the rule of law is the precondition for order, trust and social association on which all else is built.

The ruling in the case, first heard in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, was a clear judicial strike against the Greek system, as a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said that fraternities are a "relatively weak" form of social association and, at least in this instance, are subject to collegiate nondiscrimination policies.

Dismissed from the Paris Opéra Ballet after World War II because of his social association with high German officers during the war, Lifar returned to the Opéra in 1947, retired as a dancer in 1956, and, after 1958, choreographed or staged ballets for various European companies.

By 1902 when she wrote Democracy and Social Ethics Addams theorized a continually evolving democracy based on social association which was particular to each generation and locality.

CUDI 2009 is under construction; it is a social association without profit that manages the National Network for Education and Research (RENEI-Red Nacional de Educación e Investigación) to promote Mexican development and increase synergy among its members.

One of us has previously reported [50] that female guppies disproportionately engage in cooperative predator inspection with others with whom they have a strong social association in the wild, and the incidence of food sharing in spider monkeys has been shown to be correlated with incidence of affiliative behaviour (allogrooming; [51]).

In particular, an increased incidence of associating while individuals are inactive might lead to increased social associations while active.

They come loaded with political and social associations, bearing on notions of "America".

But most forms of solitary walking at night are nonetheless tainted, sometimes faintly with dubious moral or social associations.

Tom was a 32nd Degree Mason, a Shriner, a member of St. Georges-by-the-River Church in Rumson, NJ and belonged to many business and social associations.

"People have really dismissed this as an idea because they have been looking at the social associations between parents and their children," Dr. Cooke said.