Sentences with phrase «new society»

International dating has long been the base of creating new societies.

It enables them to be involved and find out about new societies and foundations, giving them a comprehension and appreciation for others, that they might not have already had.

In that sense the divine forgiveness offered in Christ is deeply social in character, and provides the source, the criterion and goal of the struggle everywhere today for new societies which can do justice to the dignity of the human being.

The popular Japanese sleeper hinged on the conflict between a national character of reticence and the individual expression of one man's yearning, so shocking even to himself that he keeps the innocent excitement of learning to dance — and the stimulation of new society — a guilty secret from his wife.

Hunt, Jan THE NATURAL CHILD: PARENTING FROM THE HEART New Society Publishers, 2001 This collection of essays explores issues related to attachment parenting - such as the importance of natural childbirth, extended breastfeeding, and loving guidance - from infancy onward.

But their distinctive experience among the groups who came to the US in this period speaks to today's debates about immigration — and especially to the ways immigrants integrate into new societies.

With a focus on digital mobilization to create positive change, BTWF will lead youth into a braver new society where each individual is accepted and loved as the person they were born to be.

by LOVING others, one wold nOT want to enslave them... and I DID admit that this welfare system was nOT the best... except for at that time period since they do not have same kind of systems we do today (remember ALSO this was a brand new society starting out) got to start out with basics...

Maybe, just maybe, if the war had not been fought, the face - to - faceness of white - black relations could have provided a foundation for building a coherent new society.

The «running down» of the physical universe is interpreted as a general decay of the patterns of prehensions now dominant; new societies defined by new types of order, now perhaps sporadically foreshadowed, will arise in another cosmic epoch.

Despite an inadequate development of neighbourly relationship between the communes, Buber feels that the Jewish communes are of central significance in the struggle for a structurally new society in which individual groups will be given the greatest possible autonomy and yet will enjoy the greatest possible interrelationship with each other.

To my way of thinking, the Whig tradition — and particularly the Catholic Whig tradition — offers the world's best statement of philosophical principles and practical guidelines concerning how and why free citizens should shape new societies worthy of their human rights and ordered liberties.

Taking in a dialect widens the brain and getting some answers concerning new societies broadens the psyche.

Written by Kerry Williamson and Max Botkin, the Toronto Film Festival premiere centers around a strict new society that only allows one child per family.

Back in a fortress of a city where a few hundred humans have started their own new society, Dreyfus (Gary Oldman), the city's leader, orders that the survivors organize the nearby stockpile of weapons to prepare for war — should it come to that.

Twilight Princess is a link back to that old magic of searching across its plains, alone but prepared, discovering new societies and cultures and races and people who resonate.

Set at a New England prep school, the charming story is told from the perspective of a scholarship kid trying to make sense of the strange new society.

Kingdom in the Sky is a city - builder / management - game about piecing together the scattered fragments of the world in order to build a prosperous new society amongst the clouds.

The Cultural Centre of Belgrade was founded in 1957 as a multidisciplinary cultural institution, whose role as an informative and educational institution was crucial during the development of Yugoslavia new society in the post-war years.

In both Sipobles and Come Home, Stainman used the framework of intimacy shared over home - cooked meals to create temporary communities, in which participants shared their ideas and hopes for forming new society and their conception of an internal «home.»

trooper believed he had a new constitution in his bags, I quite willingly classed myself among those who began by asking questions: asking what new society would be replacing the old; asking whether the new legal norms would ensure the same degree of peace, of liberty, and of prosperity as the old.

They call, for example, for «new societies throughout the White world which are based on Aryan values and are compatible with the Aryan nature.»

New Society leadership: See President Tim Daley QC's inaugural address on YouTube Monday, June 25, 2012 @ 04:49 pm

By the end of a year of hard work (and very little sleep), our society was deemed the Best New Society at our university's student awards, plus achieved brief television and press attention along the way.

It enables them to involvement and finds out about new societies and foundations, furnishing them with a comprehension and gratefulness for others, that they might not have already had.

-- Rodrigo Lizaragga, creative director of the New Society for Wellness (NSFW), an influencer agency for vice-category brands which has seen monthly revenue grow over 400 percent

A close observer of mid-Manhattan's changing commercial geography, he saw «a new society» rising on Park and Fifth Avenues after the completion of Grand Central Terminal, «a society made up of women who willing to pay well for things a cut or town above the ordinary,» as a 1938 Fortune article observed.

We need to make sure that as a society we're teaching young people the skills they need to exist in this new society: skills that help us become self - starting, entrepreneurial and literate in digital technology.

Here he is called to grow to full manhood and contribute to the full potential of the new society.

It takes some time for them to adopt to new society.

On the basis on her frankly Jeffersonian reading of the early church, she concludes, «Our secularized western idea of democratic society owes much to that early Christian vision of a new society — a society no longer formed by the natural bonds of family, tribe, or nation, but by the voluntary choice of its members.»

True, as a persecuted minority, they wanted religious freedom and called for a new society.

Nils» overriding goal in life is to be further transformed into the image of Christ and to help bring God's new society into this world.

After forty years of persecutions, the Church was in a markedly weak state when it faced the mountain of new tasks in the new society, and it was not able to establish its priorities and take advantage of its new possibilities.

The new society must first stabilize itself and come to a point of economic self - sufficiency and growth in social, intellectual, economic, technological and cultural areas.

They have oscillated in practice between radical centralization and tolerance of relative decentralization (in the form of producer Soviets and compulsory co-operatives when these served a political purpose), but they have never put the social principle above the political nor attempted to realize Marx's dictum that the new society will be gestated in the womb of the old.

However much those societies may possess elements of wisdom, these elements must be recovered by building a new society that also incorporates modern technological development.

Is the embalming of the dead body of the pioneering hero of the new society the only answer that secular man can give to the quest of the human spirit?