Sentence examples for third societies from inspiring English sources

Third, societies impose major privacy and private choice-related legal obligations on their members (Westin 1967).

Third, societies often favour some animals over others, leaving unfavoured animals vulnerable.

Third, society is fed up.

Third, society has become more stratified.

Third, society suffers more when we remove a female from it and place her behind a prison wall.

Third, society's ongoing interest in food safety and associated desire for regular improvements in risk mitigation protocols further motivates interest from those outside the beef production chain.

First, societies function properly only when they are judged by their citizens to be reasonably fair.

In the second, societies begin a long, fitful convalescence, often under dictatorial rule, as the "mad religious energy" subsides.

The representation of deer caught in nets seems to be an essential theme in the first societies' ideology, which consecrated the ancient hunting and fauna.

Second, societies tend to attempt to blame the victims by identification of "folk devils" or scapegoats [ 10, 13- 18] with moral and sexual panic whipped up also by media [ 13- 16, 19, 20].

Fifth, society is too transparent.