Sentences with phrase «of all members of society»

It is for the sake of you, your pet, and the rest of the members of society.

Because those of Faith are just as much of a members of society as anyone else.

A generational movement consisting of creative consumers who modify proprietary offerings, and of members of society who in turn use their developments, all without any moral and legal considerations.

The Recording Secretary shall have charge of the correspondence, notify Officers and Directors of their election to office, keep a roll of the members of the Society with their addresses and telephone numbers, and carry out such other duties as are prescribed in these By - Laws.

Although new challenges in this area call for fresh thinking on the part of all members of society, Jews and Christians are better prepared than most to deal with them, at least insofar as they have not severed their links with tradition.

But as a larger vision, the difference between the parties is hard to sustain over the long term, as in fact the actual lives of all members of our society have merged into a generalized drift into nihilistic self - regard.

«The future of Burma must be peace, a peace based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society, respect for each ethnic group and its identity, respect for the rule of law, and respect for a democratic order that enables each individual and every group - none excluded - to offer its legitimate contribution to the common good,» he said.

Utopians from Plato to B.F. Skinner have distrusted this aspect of human nature and have planned societies in which communal childrearing would serve to replace our intense love of our own children with an impartial love of all members of society.

In a fit of pique the other night, Leavitt went through a list of the members of the society, noting those with few or no horses, those with favored family connections, those with no visible qualifications and one who is «a dedicated drunk.»

«To remind you once again: you said that the test of the future system of press regulation is not whether it suits the politicians or their friends in the press, but rather the public interest — including the need of members of society to be free from illegal and unethical press practices,» the letter states.

@reirab They might be dead but it's was a very real memory for the parents and grandparents of members of a society with strong filial respect for elders.

The exhibition focuses on Perry's interest in the everyday and the different lifestyles of members of society.

«Needs» are not only addressed by the secular common law, but also from the respective positions of members of society, and the Bruker case is a perfect example of this.

Juries are made up of members of society.

The statistics that I have seen about the age of members of our Society were sobering and reinforced this focus.

The centrality of attachment with regard to the wellbeing of all members of society means that the promotion of healthy attachment experiences needs to be at the top of society's agenda

There is a considerable amount of work that will go into developing the petition, and the GSC needs the help of the members of The Society.

Regardless of where you live, the intention of members of all societies is to favourably impress the people they come into contact with.

The lease contained a procedure in which all disputes would be arbitrated by a three person panel composed of members of the Society of American Foresters («Society») that the parties would designate.

For an interesting insight into human nature, talk to some of those members of our society who, in fact, are constantly lied to, to the point where they have come to expect falsehood.

The full scope of loving mission to the world is threefold: verbal proclamation of and testimony to the gospel (witness); relief of every human need we encounter (charity); challenge, reformation, and recreation of all of the social structures of life that affect the well - being of each member of society (social action).

A workshop in which each person depends on everyone, in which the only master is society itself; in which all authority is elective, all managerial direction removable; in which all personal commands are only the voice of regulation freely - chosen between all of the members of society; in which all workers are owners, and work for themselves in working for all -LSB-...] what a beautiful sight compared to the servitude of our actual workshops!

The economic problem of society... is not merely a problem of how to allocate «given» resources — if «given» is taken to mean given to a single mind... It is rather a problem of how to secure the best use of resources known to any of the members of society... a problem of the utilization of knowledge which is not given to anyone in its totality.