important social interest

One can and should vindicate important social interests without destroying essential historical distinctions.

Thanks to these inexpensive and highly adaptable tools, two important social interests--the protection of children and the preservation of First Amendment rights--need no longer be viewed as opponents in a zero sum game.

In general, institutions are organized social groups embodying social roles, relations, processes, norms and instruments or complexes of cultural patterns, norms and procedures, which satisfy some important social interest (e.g. educational, economic, religious, etc).

The Services Directive regulates licensing procedures, indicating prohibited requirements, and confirms that from 2010, all new requirements for service providers must be non-discriminatory, justified by important social interests; it also regulates the principal functions of the point of contact being established.

In the same year A.N.G.E.L.S enters in the Regional Registry of Associations of the 'Regione Lazio' and into the set of 20 associations promoting important social interests, which compose the Management Committee of CIVICRAZIA.