Sentence examples for societies export from inspiring English sources

Fear societies export tyranny.

"Democracies do not breed the anger and radicalism that drag down whole societies or export violence," Mr. Cheney said.

The Napoleonic era further institutionalized the secularization of French society, and exported the revolution to northern Italy, in the hopes of creating pliable republics.

Low levels of business spending are one of the key concerns threatening recovery – and they're also holding back the "rebalancing" the chancellor would like to see, from a free-spending, buy-now-pay-later shoppers' society, to an export powerhouse.

Nor will the leaders examine why poorer societies continually need to export labor to survive -- or what can be done to break the cycle.

The failure of a nation even to live in tense comfort with itself provides not the slightest encouragement that its values can be exported to societies with very different cultures.

Under his stewardship, Taiwan changed from a poor agrarian society into an export-driven manufacturing one.

(A) Communication with the members of the eco-system: building consensus within society For an export-oriented economy like Taiwan, having low tariff rates, a multilingual environment and an open trade policy are vital.

Jazz and hip-hop, both of which originated in the struggles of America's black community, are now two of mainstream society's proudest exports.

Cooperative societies, largely focused on agricultural export products, numbered in the thousands at the beginning of the 21st century.

The diaspora may have enriched western cultural society by enabling Scotland to export its institutions, beliefs and character.