Sentences with phrase «needs of humanity»

While buying time for the development of 21st century energy systems to supply cheap and abundant energy for the essential needs of humanity.

Once again, short - term financial gain for the few is being placed ahead of the vital needs of humanity, e.g. to have a safe planet on which to live.

To whatever extent they order the curriculum to articulating and responding to basic needs of humanity or of our own society, they will be transforming themselves into the new type of higher education for which I call.

He focuses on the basics of the science, with a dollop of economics, and leaves off the super wicked questions related to satisfying the energy needs of humanity through its current growth spurt without overheating climate.

Of course, the NGOs call, as I have, for subordinating the economic order to the wider needs of humanity.

When we think of the awful need of humanity at this hour, it seems almost grotesque to turn to the church for help, if by the church we mean not some idealization, but the actual human organizations we know.

Jesus is adequate for the whole needs of humanity:

and on closing our doors to migrants in desperate need of our humanity».

Without a solution that better manages such reserves to reconcile the often competing needs of humanity and our fellow inhabitants of the planet, like the tiger, even these lands set aside as natural zoos may find themselves haunted by ghosts of species past.

Silas's recent solo exhibition, Marathon of the Spiritual Ape at MOHS Copenhagen, was bound by «the general need of humanity to conquer, compete and exceed oneself» as it examined forms such as trophies using a variety of media.

Religion needs to adapt to the needs of humanity.

Though he saw religion as a projection, he was unable to explain it in terms of the needs of humanity alienated from itself by the social structure.

The Salvation Army is an International Christian Church whose ministry is based on the Bible for the needs of humanity and communities of the world.

In the end, I remain confident that the needs of humanity will prevail against the narrow interests of a few short - sighted wealth holders.

The result is a narrow vested interest pitted against the needs of humanity.