Sentence examples for societies which were from inspiring English sources

The past was apparently full of these happy agrarian folk, living in societies which were "socialist, egalitarian and integrated".

The book traces the development of political order from the earliest human societies, which were small groups of hunter-gatherers.

He focused his efforts on Islamic centres and student societies, which were under less surveillance either by security forces or local religious figures.

Government control was later extended to insurance companies and building societies, which were placed within a new parastatal body, the Finance and Development Corporation FINDECOO).

Globalization was supposed to have played to the advantage of liberal societies, which were presumably best suited to capitalize on the fast and fluid global marketplace.

At home, it has meant giving the Bank of England new powers to intervene and wind up ailing banks and building societies, which were first used earlier this year with the Dunfermline Building Society.

Its focus is ode-lay societies, which are based on secret societies among the Yoruba people of western Nigeria.

What I want to say is that there is a central issue in contemporary economies and societies, which is to grow by distributing.

Modern hunter-gatherer societies, which are assumed to be similar to those of early man, have a maximum size of 150-180 people.

But it does mean that the outcome of these moments is determined above all by the internal nature of regimes and societies, which are different everywhere.

Another option for savers are the UK's 57 building societies which are all judged in the report to be an ethical best-buy for savings accounts.