The approach is also central to a pathway along which some delegates were considering a form of "superresilience" through building societal and institutional integrity, well-being, and a quality of life that would offset future disaster risk.
Still, press freedom will be balanced by restrictions and punishments that "are necessary in the democratic society in the interests of state security, territorial integrity or societal safety, as well as preventing unrest and crime," the letter said.
These women were implicitly characterized as lacking feminine qualities of nurturance and moral integrity, and societal expectations of motherhood were uniquely applied to demonize these and other mothers who use substances.
Thus, our model lacks a broader societal perspective and integration of other important elements of trust such as virtue, goodwill or moral integrity[ 15].
I got to know some of the principals of the LeBoeuf firm in the nineteen-seventies, and the change in attitude toward the practice of law since then, from a profession emphasizing integrity and seeking societal justice to a business seeking profits, is the key to understanding its debasement.
Such frameworks aim to minimise the impacts of research procedures on the welfare of individual animals, but this minimisation is subordinated to specific scientific and societal interests, and to the integrity of the procedures required to serve those interests.
Another hypothesis could be stated: a world of pests that human society cannot control effectively will inevitably reshape human society through disease and famine, technological breakdown, and interference with domesticated and wild species upon which the integrity of human societal structure depends.
As for clinical research, environmental science requires open communication and trust and any violation against scientific integrity may endanger the societal trust in the research community and eventually jeopardize participation rates in field projects.
These possible exceptions to the right to mental integrity would obviously require broad societal discussion to determine whether –and when– such compulsory manipulations of the deepest dimension of the self could be justified for the greater benefit of society.
Great activist movies portray the ongoing struggle between the welfare of working people and larger societal forces, seemingly beyond their control, that threaten their integrity, livelihood, and often, their very survival.
A clause that gives authors control over the integrity of their work may impede a swift updating of scientific textbooks – conflicting with other societal interests (cf. Atenas and Havemann [2013]).
