Sentences with phrase «produce out of the society»

The fundamental task of imagination in ordinary life is to produce out of the society we have to live in a vision of the society we want to live in.

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Still more striking, liberated slaves are to be given generously of their masters» produce, a clear effort to meet the situation where formerly the slave, after his years of service, went out into society as poor as he had been six years before and hence liable soon to lose his freedom again.

Revivalism brought fresh impulses into student life, rallied the women and young people into many societies, poured out thousands of missionaries, produced new groups to work in the slums, created institutions of mercy and charity.

Smalley and other officials have pointed out that the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum and other major cultural facilities routinely appoint directors from the highest ranks of industry and society whose sole function is to produce donations.

The causes are many... A failure to put money aside in the good times... A banking system that lost all sense of prudence during a state - sponsored credit boom... A collapse of British society that has produced a dependent and dysfunctional population and cries out for David Cameron's social reform agenda.

Third, high - quality preschool has been proven to produce significant short - and long - term benefits to children, families, and society.132 States should provide two years of preschool for all children, which would drastically reduce the out - of - pocket costs for families in the years before children enter kindergarten and ensure that children are given the best chance to succeed when they start school.

The society started out by making a stand against the consumption and use of all animal produce and products.

This volume, handsomely produced by the august Jargon Society, offers a gently haunting portrait of these often ephemeral memorials, drawing out their folk - art qualities.

How does society, as it stands now, not understand that they have locked into the system already a rise to the high 500's ppm, and, in my humble opinion, the low 600's are NOT out of the question.To me this is just as much of a tragedy if it takes place 250 years from now as it is if it takes only 100 years.In the end, the seventh generation is screwed by a huge loss of fresh water, a huge increase in temperature, an ocean that no longer produces even one tenth of its total protein and carboydrate output as it did in the 1800's.

But again and again I just see the same shit come out of you people «air temps, air temps, air temps» is all you know how to fucking look at, and the actually CO2 and methane levels, you don't have a clue how much society produces compared to natural causes, right now people make about 50x as much as nature puts out.

This is the space explored by the BC's Civil Resolution Tribunal's Solution Explorer and by the winning entry to the hackathon produced by a joint team from the Law Society and Wavelength.law, a firm that bears out Professor Susskind's prediction of a flourishing for new kinds of legal expertise.

Some people have pointed out that the people involved are all white men — which may tell you something about the society that produces these «top» law firms — «top» in the sense of profitability rather than quality or creativity or work environment.

How do we beneit as a society if the research that our academics produce is translated out of all or most of it's meaning?