Sentences with phrase «in a democratic society»

It considered, however, that the ban was not «necessary in a democratic society» in order to fulfil that aim.

What is more, the citizens in the democratic societies should know everything, in order to make the correct decisions in the elections.

A sustainable, positive school climate fosters youth development and the learning necessary for a productive and satisfying life in a democratic society.

They also need to reflect on how those practices contribute to the larger purposes of education in a democratic society.

Such choices enhance children's access to better schools, thereby increasing the likelihood that they will be able to gain the skills necessary for full participation in a democratic society.

Privacy has long been regarded as a basic human right in democratic societies.

Second, that surveillance has a worthwhile place in democratic societies.

However, the preferred course is to work toward the abandonment of judicial review as a pivotal institution in democratic societies.

The blatant violations of human rights and the attacks on the rule of law in a democratic society are unacceptable.

It is a basic purpose of education to prepare young people to actively participate in our democratic society.

They should be included in the instruction of all young people in a democratic society.

Second, this is related to a deeper failure of the police to understand the role of peaceful protest in a democratic society, and to understand their own role as facilitating such protest.

This data driven conclusion is enormously comforting for those who worry about the proper role of the federal judiciary in a democratic society.

On the whole, though, such measures are unacceptable in a democratic society.

He believed that schools should prepare students to be active members in a democratic society.

It must be worthy of respect in a democratic society, not be incompatible with human dignity and not conflict with the fundamental rights of others.

So I move back and forth between fundamental questions of meaning and the problem of responsible action in a democratic society.

In short, the great problem of modernity for the church is how we are to survive as disciplined communities in democratic societies.

I really think that the freedom to make choices is key in a democratic society.

That's not to say it doesn't happen but it is not encouraged in any democratic society.

«Market - based» solutions for anything are not compatible with basic human needs in a democratic society.

Seems to me that's the minimum requirement for being an adult in a democratic society.

Learning to live together in a democratic society is one of the key goals of the inclusive classroom.

Here we have the last and biggest tension between education and capitalism in a democratic society.

Art is not, in the end, a democratic exercise, which is not to say it can not thrive in a democratic society.

The protection of a person's reputation is indeed worthy of protection in a democratic society, but it must be carefully balanced against the equally important right of freedom of expression.

Its purpose is to raise awareness of the necessity of access to information in democratic societies.

The need to understand the impact of political action and judicial decisions is vital in a democratic society.

This is a disturbing turn in a democratic society ruled by law.

It is a fundamental though qualified right, subject to lawful interference in pursuit of legitimate aims (such as the prevention of fraud and crime) and necessary in a democratic society.

But then he would assert, in measured tones, that the nation has almost completely forgotten the larger purpose of public education in a democratic society.

We live in a democratic society, lets take it to the polls.

Both of these freedoms may be made subject to limitations embodied in statutes, and which are necessary in a democratic society in order to maintain public safety, protect health or morality or to defend the rights of other persons.

This refrain seemed to capture the hope that organizers and many participants expressed as they tackled the not - so - small question of how schools could better prepare and encourage students to be active participants in democratic society.

The debates about the role of schooling in a democratic society, the lives of children and families, and the relationship between schools and society were relegated to the margins as no longer relevant to the business plan to reinvent American education.

The Challenge of Central Banking in a Democratic Society.

In pre-prepared comments, he told said that Facebook hasn't done enough to protect its users» privacy adequately and that the company has now taken full stock of the role the social network plays in democratic society given the scale of its reach and engagement.

«To promote a culture of civility and inclusion, in which Illinois lawyers and judges embody ideals of the profession in service to the administration of justice in our democratic society.»

Based on the principle that creative arts play an important role in democratic society, it was founded in 1970 by Willy Brandt acting on a proposal by the then chairman of the German Federation of Artists.

Each individual in a democratic society has a priviledge and is responsibile for shaping the morality of that society.

They were so common at the beginning of the twentieth century that politicians like Theodore Roosevelt could «preach» them in political campaigns.9 Through contact with family units, churches have been expected to inculcate the moral integrity necessary for freedom in a democratic society.