"That's all to the good, in terms of society, because it means that we are bringing in people to be productive and capable and supporting them".
He described the importance of the cases by saying the court's decision "could potentially lead to a definition across the nation about what standards are allowable in terms of society dealing with questions about admissions and race".
"In terms of society, the public's awareness of democracy, equality and rights is constantly strengthening, and their corresponding demands are growing," he said, according to a translation of the Guangzhou Daily article by Reuters.
So there is a long way to go in terms of society in general coming to terms with the realities of cancer – after all, Cancer Research statistics suggest that one in two of us will get it at some point in our lives.
For 20 years after finding in 1952 that homosexuals were "ill primarily in terms of society and of conformity with the prevailing social milieu," the psychiatric association included homosexuality in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, an official list of mental illnesses.
In terms of society's return on its investment, the war on cancer has clearly been a great success.
If, they are capable to do so, several benefits can follow in terms of society and economy.
Cost benefit analysis (CBA) has considerable potential to support water decisions by consistently appraising proposals in terms of society's total environmental and economic impact in monetary terms.
This framework highlights the link between the fundamental determinants of ECEC policy in terms of society's view of childhood and their implications for the respective roles of the family and the state, on the one hand, and the relative importance accorded to education versus care, on the other.
Then they imagined what that future would look like, not just in terms of the energy economy but in terms of society as a whole.
