Sentence examples for unjust condition from inspiring English sources

In the 1920's, 47 percent of high school students surveyed in Muncie, Ind., agreed that "It is entirely the fault of a man himself if he does not succeed" while 30percentt concluded that "The fact that some people have so much more money than others shows that there is an unjust condition in this country that ought to be changed".

He became convinced by his reading of astrological and prophet texts that announced profound changes, by the appearance of abnormal celestial signs and natural events and, above all, by the miserable and unjust condition of the population and by serious social and political disorders that the end of the century would bring a period of great upheaval.

Our current public policies, however, rarely start with, "Hunger is a fundamentally unjust condition in a place where there's enough food, so we better first make that right".

Healthy plant communities cannot be maintained within unhealthy human ones, socially unjust conditions the commissioner does not have the resources or mandate to correct.

The concept is that Christians should not merely give to the poor, but also work to correct unjust conditions that keep people poor.

To impartially give equal consideration to everyone's desires formed under such under unjust conditions is hardly sufficient to meet requirements of justice.

Raphael's intervention raises two key issues: one asks what could be an appropriate penalty for theft, while the other looks with astonishing originality at the unjust conditions which encourage theft.

The quote "I believe in anything necessary to correct unjust conditions, political, economic, social, physical.

"I hereby express my condemnation of the unjust conditions forced upon some of my compatriots and the citizens of the other six countries trying to legally enter the United States of America and hope that the current situation will not give rise to further divide between nations," Farhadi said in a statement to The New York Times in January when he announced he would not attend the ceremony.

It might be objected that perfectly rational and (otherwise) uncoerced choices are not appropriately consensual if made under conditions of desperation or from an inequality of bargaining power, or under unjust background conditions.

It considered symbols as woefully inadequate to ameliorate the unjust material conditions, such as joblessness, created by capitalism.