Papers 2051-2060 of total 14073 found.
…mean a substantial transformation of existing institutions. Humans cannot grasp the breadth of world affairs. Conservatives 'adopt a cautious, moderate and above all pragmatic approach to the world... world reform or remodelling is particularly dangerous…
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…be restricted to insure the public's welfare. For these reasons, assisted suicide should be illegal. <Tab/>The economic aspects of assisted suicide is among the most striking aspects of this controversial topic. "Economic Motives for Physician-Assisted…
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…apart and women forced into low paying jobs barley unable to feed themselves and their families. Funds were pulled from social security and welfare making it even harder for the lower classes to do anything but join the military(or wait to be drafted…
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…to trial. We are sacrificing many public services, such as education, health, welfare, and other programs geared towards improving quality of life. Besides the financial burden, the majority of the crimes that have supposedly been prevented with the passage…
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…mistaken by many as the same art form and contains the same message. However, there are clear differences between the two art forms. Hip Hop concentrates on portraying a message of a peoples struggles, civil rights and social welfare, which is all summed up…
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…out. Mikhail Gorbachev became the leader of the USSR in 1985, and he introduced many reforms in an attempt to modernize the economy and make the Communist Party more democratic. This lead to the breakup of the USSR and the end of the one-party Communist…
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…. This affects her family's welfare and diminishes her potential contribution to the development of the household, local and national economy." Further elaborating on this point Lips (1995) states: "In the context of the developing world, lack of education has forced…
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…society are not of that persuasion. Hindu's are generally tolerant of people's belief systems and the concept of eternal damnation does not really inspire them to reform their lives for the good. The Hare Krishnas are a perfect example of the penetration…
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…because of their innovative farming practices. The order calles the Cisterians, founded in 1098 as a reformed offshoot of the Beneditines, developed new agricultural techniques-- way of draining swamps and the use of crop rotation. Soon these methods were being…
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…for an effective conscript army when the next war developed, Alexander II initiated a period of reform in Russia with the February 19, 1861 Emancipation of the serfs Alexander's second reason was that emancipation could subsequently be used as a way of progressing…
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