Sentence examples for society measures from inspiring English sources

The Internet has emboldened online malcontents on both sides, but television, especially at Ramadan, is where society measures itself.

Furthermore, to the extent that a meritocratic society measures and rewards intelligence, which is to some extent a genetic inheritance, equal opportunity becomes difficult even to define.

All this calls for urgent measures to establish order, tighten discipline and impart stability to society, measures without which transformations cannot be moved forward.

Click here or on "View Images" for a picture preview Barford has spent the last twelve months considering the way society measures and values extreme sensations.

The play, at the Everts Theater, Seymour Theater Center, Aug. 16 to Sept. 3, explores perfection and pretense, how society measures individuals and how they, in turn, value themselves.

The Glaser Foundation, among other things, is financing a program at the University of Washington called the Progress Project, whose goal is no less than to help redefine how society measures progress.

It consists of three steps to determine: (1) social demands for multifunctional agriculture; (2) feasible technical alternatives available from the supply part of the market; (3) the net utility of alternatives for society measured as the change in social net benefit, i.e. the sum of changes compared to the current situation expressed in utility of market and non-market net benefits.

In setting out his case for a society measured by wellbeing rather than cost of living, David Cameron argued before the last election that "if we stick the course and change this country then we will have a national life expanded with meaning and mutual responsibility.

In these sections, the largest indigenous communities were divided into three groups, depending on the influence of traditions within society, measured by the ERI.

How does a society measure merit?

In her book, "There Shall Be No Needy," Rabbi Jill Jacobs asks if Americans, and indeed all civilized society, measure compassion by being servants to other servants, or servants to God.