Sentences with phrase «other parts of society»

Then use that carbon revenue to help transition other parts of society away from fossil fuels where it is cheaper to do so.

«Could the newspaper sometimes choose a better word in a story or pay more attention to transgressions in other parts of society?

U.S. national security requires that the military have electricity even during a long - term blackout for other parts of society or the country.

With lower EREI, some types of fossil fuels may be already draining resources from other parts of society through government's subsidies.

Since the Poor Laws of the 19th century, care for the elderly and disabled has been defined by what other public services are not doing — a backstop for the most needy when other parts of society are unable to help.

The Strengths, Challenges, and Continuous Improvement of IES The accomplishments of IES are numerous, and the researchers and innovators supported by IES funding will continue to have positive impacts on the lives of students as well as many other parts of our society.

Her projects focus on how established values, codes that are internalized by a part of society as «normal» becomes subject to contestation, negotiation and alteration by other parts of a society.

Greater emphasis is also being put on transferable skills that serve not only academic scholars but also professionals who «may have research careers in other parts of society,» says David Crosier, education system analyst at Eurydice, the E.U. organization that provides information on European education systems and policies.

Although many climate scientists and environmental campaigners are seriously concerned about the fate of the Arctic sea ice, for other parts of society and other arms of government its degradation presents challenges and opportunities.

In any other part of society, if someone is accused in court, it's made public, especially when it concerns child safety.

Now, having said that, baseball's not worse than any other part of society.

On the other, Sayeeda Warsi attended a FOSIS event in the House of Lords and, according to Gilligan, «supported claims by FOSIS that extremism was «no more prevalent» in universities than in any other parts of society».

The rapid emergence of voice - activated tools in all other parts of society is too profound to leave outside the classroom door.

The «Big Data» revolution that's taken hold in other parts of our society can do just that.