active members of society

Most active members of society remain at stage four, where morality is still predominantly dictated by an outside force.

This means enabling them to attend schools, bring up their children, access health services and therapies, and be active members of society.

The charity's vision is of a world in which all deafblind children and adults can be full and active members of society.

The Competition focuses on both theory and current affairs, and in doing so, educates participants to be more informed and active members of society.

Mr. Munitz, a 1963 Brooklyn College graduate, also exhorted the students to embrace change and to be active members of society.

Unlike the other boxes Kishida described, her wall less box, like the reformist movement hoped, would allow Japanese daughters to be educated and active members of society.

The ads posit a world where cavemen are still alive and active members of society in the present day, behaving and living nothing at all like the stereotypical caveman.

Political freedoms are severely restricted in Burkina Faso, with human rights organizations decrying numerous acts of state-sponsored violence against journalists and other politically active members of society.

Rather than arguing for an all inclusive public sphere, or the analysis of tension between public spheres, he suggested that publics were formed by active members of society around issues.

The hujum's multifaceted approach to social and cultural reform in the form of women's liberation transformed women in public, breaking seclusion and creating new and active members of society.

Not only is this view totally unacceptable to the deaf community as active members of society and sign language users but there is no evidence in the UK that these 'symptoms' are in any way 'causes'.

"You see more of it now but it shouldn't worry us, as long as women are still participating as active members of society, as long as you see thousands of them going to the university.

In order to prepare them for life and society, schools should guide them toward lifelong learning, a comprehensive European Union programme, which sees people able to learn at all ages, thus remaining lively and active members of society.

Science emphasizes hands-on exploration and direct experience with the natural world; thereby producing young scientists who are well-rounded and whose strength include: science and technological skills, clear-analytical thinking, and scientific literacy, to be active members of society.

He remedy would begin with honesty - telling the people how bad the situation is, and explaining to them that, for example, the retirement age must be increased because people are living longer and there are fewer economically active members of society.

The foundation is a non-governmental, non profit making organization with major emphasis on providing youth development programs in Mongolia and working to assist Mongolian youth in their development into active members of society, by providing social, educational, cultural and physical activities.

The mission of Dennis Franklin Cromarty First Nations High School is to ensure students develop a strong sense of identity in the distinct language, culture and traditions of the Anishnawbek and achieve academic excellence and become active members of society.