Sentence examples for stated society from inspiring English sources

Thomas Jefferson (who was the first patent examiner and oversaw the patent program) stated, "Society may give an exclusive right to the profits arising from them, as an encouragement to men to pursue ideas which may produce utility, but this may or may not be done, according to the will and convenience of the society, without claim or complaint from anybody".

An IDU stated: "Society looks down upon IDUs because they think that IDUs spread HIV/STIs and other diseases".

Once more, he stated that society must continue to aim to be "a moderately prosperous society" by 2020.

In a civic state, society must accept that people have the god given right to freedom of worship.

This "many-sidedness" may be seen in the Christian community's relationships to the state, society, education, the arts, social welfare, and family and personal life.

Cécile, 22, a Paris law student at Thursday night's general assembly, said: "I don't agree with the state society is in today.

Furthermore, I can see no solution other than a paradigm shift in economic and political thought towards some sort of steady-state society.

To rank the two states, society must determine the relative importance of the well-being of the two individuals.

He said not allowing them to vote states "society's belief that once convicted you are a non-person, one who should have no say in how our society is to develop, whose opinion is to count for nothing".

It is hard for us not to believe that before the welfare-state, society was crueler; that too many people fell through the cracks.

Finally, Arrow considers that "when the market fails to achieve an optimum state, society will, to some extent at least, recognize the gap, and non-market social institutions will arise attempting to bridge it" (p. 184).