Sentences with phrase «whole society benefits»

This requires a mutual relationship between part and whole: the good of the whole society benefits the individual person or community, while the achievements of the individual or community benefit the whole.

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If you combine adventurousness and curiosity with persistence and a sense that it's not all about you, then you get the creativity that benefits society as a whole.»

And therefore, existing solely to please shareholders will not — as Friedman argued — benefit other stakeholders, such as employees, consumers, and society as a whole.

They realize it benefits society as a whole to live within a set of generally accepted rules (laws).

When people act «rationally» in the exchange of goods and services, that is, when they try to get the most they can for the least payment in money or service, market activity increases and society as a whole benefits from the increased availability of desired goods and services.

More than any show before or since, Friday Night Lights showed the power of a strong marriage in its ability to better and benefit society as a whole.

They accept any application of genetic and medical technology so long as desires are fulfilled and the benefit outweighs the harm to individuals, classes or society as a whole.

Progressive taxation and policies that mitigate extreme wealth inequality are correlated with a lot of other positive benefits for society as a whole.

The judgment that this was needed was lessened by the discovery by advanced thinkers in the eighteenth century that when all seek their individual benefit, the result produces benefits for the whole society.

@Dunk, A good moral structure will lead to individuals that will act to benefit the society as a whole and lead to greater cooperation and survival.

I tend to think that a fully consistent capitalism would recognize that those who benefit most directly from this training should bear the cost, rather than society as a whole.

The church is a place to mold good citizens, civil people, good people who will go out and do good things that benefit society as a whole.

Finally, I hope and pray that we can turn this into a teachable moment that benefits our whole evangelical community, both in our gospel witness, and in our civil - society participation.

@Chad «not at all, their are clearly benefits to society as a whole to make those activities unlawful.

If you're interested in the environmental benefits of veganism you or your whole Council might want to try The Vegan Society's «Plate Up for the Planet» seven day challenge.

Additionally, society as a whole benefits when children, adults and the elderly have a chance to really get to know one another in both the private and public spheres.

In a society where men and women fight to be equals in the workplace, it's amazing to see how a man could be following a low paid vocation that benefits society as a whole and yet be ostracised for earning below the average.

Breastfeeding also benefits society as a whole.

As the Lancet Breastfeeding Series stressed in January this year, breastfeeding improves health outcomes for babies and mothers in rich and poor countries alike (read our summary), as well as benefiting society and the economy as a whole.

I know it would not only benefit my daughter and my family, but the whole society.

Breastfeeding, studies claim, benefits not just you and your baby, but society as a whole.

There's no question that our society as a whole has to do a much better job of educating new parents about the benefits of breastfeeding and what to expect during the first few weeks of a baby's life.

It's a win - win situation that builds loyal employees, gives babies the best source of nourishment available, and benefits society as a whole.

A politics of fairness and equality is about both (i) making an argument across the whole of society that a fairer and more equal society is in our collective enlightened self - interest, using the arguments of Richard Wilkinson, etc on issues like crime, general well - being, and that there are benefits of fairness for those at the top too.

How does that benefit society as a whole?

BHA Head of Public Affairs Naomi Phillips commented, «The «soft system» of presumed consent which is being proposed in Wales accommodates the wishes of individuals and their family members who do not want to donate organs, while at the same time the opt - out system has the potential to profoundly benefit society as whole if it increases the availability of organs.

But there is still work to be done if we are to make the most of the huge benefits language skills bring to both individuals and UK society as a whole.

There's no law of physics that says the whole society can't benefit.

In early 2011, the local Solukhumbu Development Society (SDS) and the Dzi Foundation organized four whole - day training sessions for almost 150 farmers, informing them on the proper application and benefits of urine.

According to Dr Chatterji, also from the Department of Health Statistics and Information Systems at WHO, «Collectively, we need to look beyond the costs commonly associated with aging to think about the benefits that an older, healthier, happier, and more productive older population can bring to society as a whole.»

«Rural communities would receive badly - needed income, while benefits such as improved soil health, greater biodiversity and reduced erosion would benefit society as a whole.

The authors hope that their review will help guide researchers in industry and academia to identify the best routes towards successful applications that benefit society as a whole.

Its conclusion: «While a few crop uses have relatively high benefits for growers, the nationwide benefits to society as a whole are low for all uses of endosulfan and do not exceed the risks,» says an EPA document released online Wednesday.

The higher numbers in Asia might be due to the fact that people in collectivist societies adhere to norms more strictly, Betsch says — or perhaps the Asian participants were already aware of the benefits of immunization to the society as a whole.

Our proprietary technology puts us at the forefront of the development of new medical therapies and bio-based products which offer profound benefits to both human health and society as a whole.

And the potential for cuts in oil and gas methane emissions to help us achieve this goal, while benefiting the economy and society as a whole, is an opportunity we can't afford to miss.

A large scale review of the evidence surrounding the health benefits of whole grains by the American Society for Nutrition concluded that whole grains played a major role in lowering the risk of chronic diseases, such as coronary heart disease, cancer (particularly colorectal cancer), and diabetes.

The results here suggest that, to the extent that low - quality schools are also persistently dangerous, allowing students to leave them might benefit individual students as well as society as a whole.

From my experience personally I trust and believe the health of each person depends of his own awareness and consciousness of self worth with morals reflects the whole family, society, and therefore the whole nation, benefits.

Since the benefits of large - scale investments in human talent accrue powerfully to society as a whole, and are not necessarily visible to individual parents, students, local or state officials, it is important for the national government to keep policy focused on this level of aggregation.

Matthew Reed, chief executive of The Children's Society, said: «Internet access opens up a whole new world of opportunities for children and young people's education and development, but it has many risks as well as benefits.

We must invest in quality programs to ensure that our students, and our society as a whole, can benefit from what this important and valuable subject has to offer.

But it can also be said that investing in higher education benefits society as a whole, and that is the matter state policymakers need to focus on.

An approach to life and learning that is prioritised in schools for the benefit and transformation of, not only our students, but society as a whole?

[276] This purpose, and the Head Start program itself is based upon decades of scientific research that documents the strong and lasting impact of children's experiences in their first five years of life on brain development, learning, and health, [277278279] and the significant economic impact of such benefits on children individually and on society as a whole.

Investments in early childhood education and literacy programs have long - term benefits for society as a whole, Smith said, and not just individual students.

Touching innumerable lives in direct and indirect ways, educators uniquely recognize that our future rests on the shoulders of young people and that investing in their education, health, and overall well - being benefits society as a whole, both now and into the future.

We have a public education system because we acknowledge the benefits of a society where everyone has at least a level of education that helps them contribute to society as a whole and because a minimal level of education is necessary to help all members of society actively and thoughtfully engage in our Democracy.

Our government institutions have long funded public schools because they produce benefits for society as a whole: productive citizens, social values, shared experiences and an effective workforce.

They were also more likely to own their own homes and less likely to be on welfare, indicating that there are benefits to society as a whole when children receive early childhood education.