Sentences with phrase «represented within our society»

In our experience of supporting grandparents we are often told that they do not feel adequately represented within our society.

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Women's organizations and fellowships, such as the Mothers» Unions, represent critical structures for lay participation within the churches and allow women's voices to be heard in the wider society.

Whitehead seems to mean by a systematic geometry that it is a geometry representing a structure of uniform curvature yet not a geometry identified as one of the particular uniform metric geometries.6 Further, this systematic geometry, exemplified within the presented duration, is taken to be a defining characteristic of the «geometrical» society, a basic member of a hierarchy of societies comprising the present cosmic epoch (PR 148 - 59K Thus Whitehead explains that the perceptive mode of presentational immediacy is of importance, for it exhibits a»... complex of systematic mathematical relations which participate in all the nexuses of our cosmic epoch, in the widest meaning of that term.»

He suggests that online volunteering and citizen science projects could incentivise participation by offering clearly defined opportunities for learning, while representing an effective way of increasing scientific literacy and knowledge within society.

Affiliated with both AAUP, the professional society for college and university teachers, and AFT, a national labor union within AFL / CIO, this hybrid group represents all of Rutgers's faculty members, research associates, and graduate student employees.

This search will take her within India and to the United States, focusing on an underbelly of society that represents the scorched earth of humanity.

Thousands of new and used shoelaces are arranged to form the iconic first words of the Declaration of Independence, physically representing the relationship of a singular person within the larger society through the use of these quotidian, mass - produced objects.

The motif is singular and yet part of a larger whole representing the individual within an industrial society.

So, as a result of Cory's latest free TAA challenge, look what happened in a week and a half: • I sent out a solo show proposal and it was well received, • I started researching and contacting journalists and newspapers, • I applied to be a featured artist with an online art group, • I updated my website to be highlight my upcycled art and process, • I approached my art society to teach a workshop and it was well received, and within a couple months, • for the first time, a gallery is representing me and my artwork!!

It is our view — and will no doubt be the view of many within the media, and civil society — that the presence of a UNFCCC official (not least the Executive Secretary) at such an event represents a serious conflict of interest and critically undermines the legitimacy, perceived and actual, of the entire the UNFCCC process.

With participants representing over one dozen academic and governmental research institutions, SEARCH focuses on how retreating sea ice, thawing permafrost, and diminishing land ice are impacting society within and beyond the Arctic.

Actually, two of the most striking things about the current situation seem to me (by comparison with recent history) the convergence of interest by people and institutions traditionally separate within jurisdictions (e.g. inhabiting the worlds of PLE, legal aid, self represented litigants) and the degree of international linking helped by HiiL's entrepreneurialism (you can go to few countries in the world and not find that they have been there the week before) but also exampled by links the licensing of material from the Justice Education Society of British Columbia by California courts.

In short, a sentence with a denunciatory element represents a symbolic, collective statement that the offender's conduct should be punished for encroaching on our society's basic code of values as enshrined within our substantive criminal law.»

Bringing different perspectives to governance serves the public interest because it grows capacity from under - represented groups within the leadership of law societies.

Its membership and the authors of articles published in the Litigation Commentary & Review represent widely divergent opinions and viewpoints, which the LCA encourages for the purpose of expanding perspectives in all aspects of the litigation process, both within the honorary society and beyond.

9.1 Divisions may be formed within the Society to represent special interests of practitioner members in the therapies.

It is a very intelligent and original homage to the films of George Romero whose zombies represent tensions within individuals and society at large.