Sentences with phrase «social institutions after»

The first American Association was founded in Boston in 1851, but the movements mushroomed during the war, and the Y's became one of the leading social institutions after the war.

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After all, the Cambridge Analytica debacle is far from the first time corporations and government institutions have used Facebook and other social media platforms to spy on the most vulnerable in our society.

The first year and a half after the Hijrah were entirely devoted to purely pacific and constructive activities, to the development of religious and social institutions such as fasting, almsgiving, fraternization of the immigrants with the original inhabitants, agreements between tribes, and the like.

Surrounded by such places, and steeped in the principles of Catholic social teaching, the participants of the Seminar grapple with the monumental questions of our day: How, after a half - century of degradation, can the institution of the family, the bedrock of civil society, possibly bear the weight it must bear if freedom is to serve the common good?

After all, most food institutions cater to the traditional American diet, and many of our rituals and social activities revolve around food.

In a short video that has gone viral on social media, the Deputy Majority Leader insisted that she contacted people she knew at the World Bank to fund the construction of the project after assuring the Bretton Wood institution that she could secure them a litigation - free land for the school project.

A social institution, which is, after all, only another type of machinery, is not necessarily immune from the same laws of obsolescence.»

In the late 1980's, after eleven years of public policy work for the California Arts Council, where Purifoy initiated programs such as Artists in Social Institutions, bringing art into the state prison system, Purifoy moved his practice to the Mojave desert.

Originally, this was a small project space, relying upon a network of public institutions to generate selections for its program, but after a few years it evolved into a gallery in the hands of its two founders, the Australian curator and musician Dominic Eichler and the Austrian artist Michel Ziegler; eventually, it transitioned from its humble beginnings to the city's most affluent neighborhood, Charlottenburg — a counterintuitive move, but one the directors insist won't change its commitment to cutting - edge exhibitions, performances, screenings, talks, and social evenings.

Persons with disabilities have too often been excluded from the labour force, denied access to opportunities for social interaction and advancement, subjected to invidious stereotyping and relegated to institutions; see generally M. David Lepofsky, «A Report Card on the Charter's Guarantee of Equality to Persons with Disabilities after 10 Years — What Progress?

Associate teachers generally work for preschool educational institutions, where they look after the social, educational, and moral development of students.

CSA is a social cycle often perpetuated in family systems, communities and institutions generation after generation.

Juan's history with family and institutions included being abandoned by his mother shortly after his fifth birthday, expelled from the Dade County schools at age II, injured in a gang fight that left him physically disabled by the time he was 12, and rejected by most social service agencies due to his repeat offender status.

Within the adopted sample, current EF was associated with measures of early deprivation after controlling for intelligence quotient, with less time spent in the birth family before placement in an institution and lower quality of physical / social care in institutions predicting poorer performance on the EF battery.