Sentences with phrase «interest of humanity»

If you have a belief about something that supposedly can not be proven, it is in the best interest of humanity to keep it silent.

They have chosen this cause because it fulfills a need to be doing something that they consider in the best interests of humanity.

What checks and balances can be devised to prevent abuses and protect the wider interests of humanity against the premature, unwise, or diabolical acts of those in charge?

His lecture was apparently printed in The Guardian shortly thereafter, from which it was reproduced in other publications over the next few weeks: in Light: A Journal Devoted to the Highest Interests of Humanity, both Here and Hereafter, in The Medium and Daybreak, and (partially) in Morning Light.1

«The mission of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology is to provide students with a challenging learning environment focused on math, science, and technology, to inspire joy at the prospect of discovery, and to foster a culture of innovation based on ethical behavior and the shared interests of humanity.»

Despite the complexity of the ethics involved, we can all agree that keeping our data safe, secure and redundant is how we protect the best interest of humanity, while the robots are serving up all the benefits.

According to Anderson, their members belong to an «elite tribe of astropreneurs» who are in diligent pursuit of maximizing their personal net worth as well as their contribution towards advancing the interests of humanity as we extend our reach across the universe.

Our members belong to an elite tribe of astropreneurs who are in diligent pursuit of maximizing their personal net worth as well as their contribution towards advancing the interests of humanity as we extend our reach across the universe.

Such an agenda requires a sustained struggle against the globally organized power of the TNCs, the rich countries, the WB, IMF, WTO and the collaborative local elites if these world forces are to be made to serve the interests of humanity, especially the poor and needy.

States, however, were not created to serve the interests of all humanity, but rather those of a particular community: its citizens, or demos.

Competition is stiff, even for unpaid positions, which isn't surprising when you consider that in an era when science is increasingly linked to commerce, opportunities to do scientific work that is simply and unambiguously in the interest of humanity are rare.

In the statement, Yang states that «[w] e are now comfortable that we can be better stewards and better neighbors during our temporary and limited use of this precious land, which will allow us to explore the heavens and broaden the boundaries of science in the interest of humanity.»

A long time ago I read «Phi Delta Kappa International seeks to scientifically study education in the interest of humanity.

Surely, fairly, respectfully, steadily and carefully we can and we will find reasonable and sensible ways to limit unbridled human overgrowth activities and to enable measured implementation of sustainable development activities that serve the long - term best interests of humanity, life as we know it, and Earth.

Perhaps scientifically acceptable compromise can be reached, but the bar seemed to be deliberately be set low — if the worst happens and no reputable targets are established then that's what we expected beforehand; if everyone (finally) puts the interest of humanity as a whole over interests of nationality and strong targets are set, then, well, «what a success; the international process works.»

Mankind is consumed by greed, the inability to use its advancements in knowledge to supersede greed, unable to seek balance and has no ability to find balance in the best interests of humanity.

Use a robo - advisor like TradeKing (until robo - advisor A.I. evolves to the point where it doesn't have the best interests of humanity in mind, of course).