Sentences with phrase «position in a particular society»

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They strengthened the university management, in particular the presidents, as well as the position of the deans or the faculties; introduced a university council staffed with representatives of the economy and society; and introduced global budgets.

[I make no argument for any particular position, just observe that policies in complex societies often find different balances.]

As Beverly («Le loi, c’est moi») McLachlin stated in her recent interview:» My job is simply to listen to what the parties have to say, and to do my best to understand the position, the ramifications of deciding one way or the other, to think about what's best for Canadian society on this particular problem that's before us, and give it my best judgment after listening to, also, my eight other colleagues.»

That defence — a defence which recognizes that people in particular positions, such as investigators for regulatory bodies, must be immune from lawsuits for their saying things that may lessen someone's reputation, even where the plaintiff alleges «malice» — was accepted by the Ontario Court of Appeal in D'Mello v. Law Society of Upper Canada, 2014 ONCA 912:

However, if you were part of a relevant society at university, or had a leadership position in your sports team for example, definitely include it as these are transferable skills and societies in particular demonstrate an interest in the wider industry you are applying to work in.

Physical therapy technician resume objective 5: Looking for a position in the rehabilitation department of a leading healthcare facility that would provide me with an opportunity for making a strong contribution to the society and humanity in particular by expanding and utilizing upon my already acquired skills, education, capabilities and experiences as a physical therapist technician.

It can involve a failure to acknowledge historical discrimination against a particular group that has resulted in that group in the present day occupying an inferior or unequal position in society.

It can involve a failure to acknowledge historical discrimination against a particular group which results in that group in the present day occupying an inferior or unequal position in society.