"support society" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
It can refer to individuals, organizations, or actions that contribute to the well-being and functioning of a society as a whole. Example: "It is the government's responsibility to provide essential services and support society through policies that promote economic growth and social welfare."
These, for her, are signs that the very pillars that support society are rotting.
Limits are related to pollution, resource depletion and exhaustion of the environments capacity to support society at desired levels.
Union leader Brendan Barber wasted no time in branding JP Morgan's pay plans as "obscene", saying: "Banks are meant to support society, but instead taxpayers support guarantees that, whatever happens to the economy, banks will continue to pay gigantic bonuses".
If Harvard truly wants its graduates to take low-paying jobs in order to serve the public good, it will need to account for the fact that those alumni will be making a choice to support society as a whole over supporting Harvard.
Newly qualified workers are in desperate need of support, encouragement and the opportunity to progress in their careers so they can support society's most vulnerable people.
Hence, philanthropic concepts from the Islamic perspective are similar to the existing understanding of philanthropy in the West which is to support society.
We at the Global Commission on Drug Policy will redouble our efforts to support societies around the world to positively recalibrate drug policy.
In the end it has to be in America's strategic interest to support societies that are not breeding the frustrations that turn young people into anti-Western killers.
As far back as the 18th century the Irish economist Richard Cantillon described entrepreneurs as the principal agent of economic growth and renewal, whose role is to support society--so it?s not just about the money.
One of the hot topics for debate at Davos will be how business leaders and the private sector can support societies undergoing economic transition through more effective corporate social responsibility strategies.
The prize was founded as an annual grant to benefit female law students scoring the highest in the bar's final examination, and to support societies with which Macmillan was associated.
