It's not just our government that is theocratic, but our whole society it's a society of male and female clerics...

That means a new sense of commitment by civil society as a whole.

Humane and orderly migration benefited both the migrants themselves and society as a whole.

It is also an investment that is made in the society as a whole.

It was shared by millions of people in fact, the whole of Polish society.

Such choices are directly connected to debates over the direction the whole society should take.

However, showing similiar pictures in Bahraini society, where women are featured in situations which are unhonourable for Islam is the fault of society as a whole.

All great universities are nonprofit organizations, created to administer higher education, which benefits society as a whole.

By educating girls, we will trigger a transformation of society as a whole social, economic and political.

Persons belonging to minorities should have adequate opportunities to gain knowledge of the society as a whole

The first task is to capture for society as a whole enough of the value of the extracted resources.

Basic education is necessary to ensure integration of individuals into their immediate environment and into society as a whole.

So, a respondent who is primarily using this schema will focus on what is best for society as a whole.

The creation of a democratic society in Kosovo is a fundamental prerequisite for the future stability of the whole region.

However measures to reduce or prevent marine litter should be a part of waste management in society as a whole.

Education, information and training are vital components in all efforts towards more waste wise thinking in society as a whole.

Consequently, Saudi Arabia states that it is obliged to present the claim on behalf of its society as a whole.

Apartheid was the extreme version of exclusion of different groups from equal participation in the national society as a whole.

But this whole incident aroused a huge outcry from society about the isolation, both physical and mental, of these migrant workers.

But, for society as a whole, there are fewer technological constraints to guide us in what we can do or prevent.

At the same time, on the job training would make the program attractive to workers and to society as a whole.

Women's participation in all areas of activity was crucial to their advancement and to the prosperity of society as a whole.

This broadened their focus to Moroccan society as a whole and questions of how people could be empowered to improve their lives.

They may be regulated by law, custom, or mutual agreement, and are the basis of social groups and society as a whole.

As a result, problems such as corruption or crime might go undetected and unchallenged, to the ultimate detriment of society as a whole.

general gender equality awareness building targeting both men and women in light of its relevance for future prosperity of a society in a whole

But the problem, generally, of modern society, is that it turns the whole world into a school. Everybody is wearing jeans, everybody is the same.

And, for society as a whole, there is the danger that the productive capacity of a significant portion of the labor force will be impaired.

The Committee encouraged developing comprehensive educational programmes that would change traditional gender stereotypes in the family, at work, in politics and in the whole society.

This paragraph of article 4 also emphasizes the complementary duty to ensure that persons belonging to minorities gain knowledge of the society as a whole.

To ensure that the international community as a whole has a better understanding of efforts by African States and civil society to promote human rights.

The European Court observed that it did not lose sight of the fact that extremist political movements in Turkey sought to impose on society as a whole their religious symbols and conception of a society founded on religious precepts.

Dutch politics and governance are characterised by an effort to achieve broad consensus on important issues, within both the political community and society as a whole.

That is testimony to the valuable role and input that young people can have in the work of our Organization and in society as a whole.

Despite this cultural richness, Guatemalan society as a whole must overcome the barriers to greater appreciation of and respect for the cultural diversity that characterizes it.

The Day was marked by various activities designed to deliver a clear message against racism, not only in football but also in society as a whole.

Not only acceptance but also respect for the distinctive characteristics and contribution of minorities to the life of the national society as a whole are required.

Article 4.4 calls for intercultural education, by encouraging knowledge in the society as a whole of the history, tradition and culture of the minorities living there.

But this continuing silence by the guilty only transfers the costs to society as a whole, with Chinese life distorted by the weight of lies and evasions.

But if small units are well organized, they can greatly improve the well being of society as a whole, bit by bit, by working at the micro level.

However, to be effective, laws must be enforceable, which meant that society as a whole had to be aware of them and willing to abide by their provisions.

It's a program of social rescue and deep cultural transformation designed for the whole Venezuelan society with absolutely no distinctions whatsoever, but emphasizing the vulnerable and endangered social groups.

A vibrant Palestinian civil society could become more flexible and open toward possible partnerships including more natural, holistic Israeli Palestinian joint ventures thus benefiting the region as a whole.

Coalition politics gives representation to the myriad interests that make up a diverse and complex society, and ensures that the country as a whole accepts the policies ultimately adopted.

A genuine and inclusive process will require engaging with the whole spectrum of Afghan civil society, including rights organizations, women s groups, the clergy, public intellectuals, and influential tribal networks.