Sentences with phrase «recognition within society»

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Communication underlies and shapes the recognition and exercise of power within a society.

The royals» numerous visits to the community since the fire formed a thread which has led to their presence at the service, he said, adding: «That is wonderful that there is recognition at that level, and as I said it was one of the only unifying forces and at these times I guess we are more thankful we have a royal family and its place within our society.»

In the Christian Science Monitor, David Newsom has commented that «conflict in the decades ahead is likely to center not so much on disputes among states as on efforts within states to find a balance between national cohesion and an honorable recognition of the separate characteristics of groups within the society.»

But the crucial question for evangelistic mission today is how in a changed post-colonial situation the forms of the church and its evangelistic proclamation and the call to conversion and the invitation to join the fellowship of the church may take place within the context of the recognition of religious and cultural plurality and common participation in building a new just society and state.

I regard being a Fellow as recognition by the membership and officers of the Royal Society of Chemistry that I have attained a high professional standing not just within chemistry but also to the wider community.

In addition, the award is given in recognition of an accumulation of accomplishments to veterinary medicine over a period of several years, a single outstanding identifiable contribution to veterinary medicine within the preceding five years, outstanding expertise within a specific branch of veterinary medicine as recognized by his or her peers, and / or an outstanding contribution to society outside the field of veterinary medicine.

Most of these objectives can be traced to the reconciliation of the prior occupation of North America by [A] boriginal peoples with the assertion of Crown sovereignty, which entails the recognition that «distinctive [A] boriginal societies exist within, and are a part of, a broader social, political and economic community» (at para. 73).

Recognition of the importance of fair use, within the copyright law toolkit for cultural creation, is both prudent and forward - looking for those concerned with maintaining an open society.

This is supported by the recognition that a highly educated workforce is a key factor in national and social development, both within industry and in the wider society.

For Indigenous people, a pre-requisite to their taking control of their own development is firstly that the State acknowledges that there exists within its borders a distinct group who legitimately have claims to recognition as a people; and secondly that the State agrees to enter a relationship with that group on the basis of equality and mutual respect, in order to negotiate how that group might engage and participate in society.

The recognition of the special value of Indigenous culture within the Australian national identity accords with human rights standards which observe the special contribution of minority cultures to the cultural identity of the state, advising that: [ICCPR] Article 27 is directed to ensuring the survival and continued development of the cultural, religious and social identity of the minorities concerned, thus enriching the fabric of society as a whole.