| However, we consistently overestimate the dangers and undervalue the benefits we obtain by living in a complex society. |
|
| Being an educator or parent in today's complex society is more challenging than it used to be. |
|
| The more complex society becomes, the more important becomes the function of the courts. |
|
| Okonkwo's clan are farmers, their complex society a patriarchal, democratic one. |
|
| In today's complex society, schools are called to provide young generations with the elements necessary for developing an intercultural vision. |
|
| On the other hand, it has to be recognised that HGV traffic ensures that, in our complex society, products and foodstuffs arrive on time. |
|
| In a complex society, no matter how much one may desire to avoid the disputative aspect of life, occasions do arise where legal services become indispensable for survival. |
|
| Given the now unavoidable necessity to share power, no government is capable of managing such a complex society. |
|
| Canada has become an increasingly diverse and complex society, composed of a multitude of linguistically and ethnically different groups. |
|
| Managing our diversity by ensuring fairness and equality is becoming crucial in today's changing and complex society. |
|
| Ingenuity and resource richness enabled the development of a complex society. |
|
| For this approach, participatory and cooperative governance is a necessary element in reforming the public sector in a complex society such as ours. |
|
| Given the importance of information in maintaining overall competence, health and well-being in our complex society, it is clear that communicators in all areas will need to take a closer look at their methods and messages. |
|
| However, I think you have to tackle the issue of free dailies from a larger angle, because the national press is only one element of a much more complex society. |
|
| And yet, they need innovative and empirically grounded social sciences knowledge for the good governance of a complex society, and for evidence-based decision making. |
|
| But when your responsibility is to disseminate information, promote understanding and contribute to the public good of a complex society, nuance and sophistication are essential. |
|
| For instance, in our complex society it can take years to settle disputes. |
|
| As the cultural realm becomes the terrain upon which we work out the terms of our coexistence in a diverse, complex society, cultural citizenship may designate something much larger. |
|
| Nevertheless, this reality, partly theoretical and legal, must also face up to the reality of a changing and increasingly complex society, generating repeated challenges for the protection of rights. |
|
| We must realize that in a large and relatively complex society such as ours some people are going to get hurt through no special fault of their own. |
|
|
|
| We have moved beyond this case in providing statutory protection for women, but we live in a complex society with many interests and competing rights. |
|
| Throughout the collection of MEL Bulletins we have seen the multitude of activities that make manifest the desire of thousands of Lasallians to respond to the challenges and needs of an everchanging and complex society. |
|
| Contemporary China is a complex society in transition. |
|
| Because, as you know, Malaysia is a very complex society. |
|
| The two sides stressed the importance of effective dialogue and cooperation in today's increasingly complex society, with the worldwide interlinkages and partnerships of the modern global village. |
|
| These examples demonstrate the need to find alternative instruments in a complex society where persuasive powers are no longer in the hands of the government alone. |
|
| One of the key problems in our complex society is probably the fact that we produce far too many regulations in such abundance and of such complexity, that we ourselves are no longer able to monitor their compliance. |
|
| Tenochtitlan can be considered the most complex society in Mesoamerica in regard to social stratification. |
|
| Agriculture encouraged trade and cooperation, and led to complex society. |
|
