Sentence examples for under society from inspiring English sources

Hu Jintao, China's departing president, called graft a "time bomb buried under society".

This confirmed the principle that a board of directors is entitled to reject a resolution 'which interferes with the exercise of the managerial powers given to them' under society rules.

And yet, despite her bravado, she's under society's thumb, too: she needs to keep this job.

Fiercely protected by a medical profession that never expected them to grow from babies into children, much less teenagers, they seek to exist under society's radar, to avoid being branded by the stigma that it attaches to HIV.

But first, it's worth challenging Brooks's central, blind assertion: that marriage equality represents a move from a state in which gays and lesbians lived freely to one in which they are constrained — from an absence of state supervision to life under society's careful watch.

Drugging traumatized foster children shoves them under society's rug and is in no way therapeutic for the child.

Country-specific estimates of National Intelligence as derived by Lynn and Meisenberg ([2010]) as well as the Human Development Index (HDI) were subsumed under society-related factors.

Also, it's not as though we're an under-taxed society.

Ours is now a terribly under-sexed society.

The president of SPI, Bruce Sackman, who narrates, arrives first and takes a seat at the head of the table, under the society's flag.

Under capitalism, society would produce as much money as it can.