The weight of societal authority thus stands behind the slain official's recriminations against the libertine.
Others claim this is a mistake; see Plantinga 1974, p. 8, fn. 1. 5. "If any simple explanation existed, it would rather be in terms of the customary ruthlessness of societal authority in suppressing minority opinion, and in Galileo's case with Aristotelianism rather than Christianity in authority" (Drake 1980, v). 6.
If someone presented a racist, sexist, fascist or communist attitude, there was usually a counter voice of societal authority to call them out on it.
In some cases women may not have societal authority to make independent decisions for their children, instead requiring assistance and agreement from other family members, including the husband (father) and the child's grandparents [ 78].
Gordinier finds Gen X caught in the middle: the skeptical and morose group that questioned authority, societal values, and moral standards.
Gordinier finds Gen X caught in the middle: the sceptical and morose group that questioned authority, societal values and moral standards.
But because these needs encompass large groups and, in the context of iPS therapy, potential remedies require a very high degree of technical sophistication, manpower, and information, the duty to furnish these resources falls on societal institutions and regulatory authorities.
Growing up is a complicated task that involves learning societal norms and obeying authority figures while trying to discover your true self.
Unlike their "Rent" counterparts from a generation earlier, these 20-somethings have anxieties that are not directed at an authority figure, societal hypocrisy or a terrifying new disease, but at themselves.
The core issue of such intrusion is that of a possible 'degradation' of citizens becoming policy tools and a 'perversion' of societal debate through public authority infringement upon the 'level communicative playing field,' due to government support of certain types of civil or community action.
