go into the world vs enter society

Some examples from the web:

• ...as they prepare to go into the world with Christ's message.
• May you release your fears and uncertainty and go into the world seeking joy and happiness.
• Now, thanks to the Marvel universe, they can, like, go into the world of superheroes.
• We're allowed to go into the world, do English things, till we decide to go back.
• Without you, I would go into the world naked.
• As we go into the world, what matters most?
• As we go into the world, what matters most?
• Go into the world and preach the Gospel to all creation.
• Go into the world and preach the gospel to everyone.
• We sent those who are leaving us to go into the World, with the knowledge wherever they go whatever they do They will never be alone.

Some examples from the web:

• In a few years, perhaps, you may re-enter society.
• This court recommends that you be confined to an institution for treatment until such time as you are deemed fit to re-enter society.
• Tonight you'll enter high society.
• New day, new debs... all dressed up to enter high society.
• While societies enter into the information and knowledge society and modern technologies develop and spread at rapid speed, 860 million adults are illiterate.
• For a number of years now the camp has been at the heart of an integration project intended in particular to ensure that the children attend school and that the adults enter mainstream society.
• As has been said, we are talking about people who, by seeking to enter our societies, are legitimately striving for a better life for themselves and for their families.
• You are about to enter a secret society, okay?
• Right. Then it enters normal society, right?
• You have been permitted to enter the lair of the Amphora Society.
• They must listen to the concerns of third countries and civil society and then enter into dialogue with them.
• The second was a clause that provided that collecting societies may never enter either the music publishing or the record production markets.
• We urge China to release the detainees and to enter into discussions with Tibetan civil society on the merits of the proposed reform.
• Lord Trimble added that the aid that we give should begin to enable economies elsewhere and societies elsewhere in the world to enter into the marketplace on an equal basis.
• Their inability to enter into a dialogue is causing society, and even the State itself to fragment, leaving behind a vacuum that other undemocratic groups are only too eager to fill.
• Pakistan is also not fully cooperating with ISAF, allowing it to enter the tribal areas of the north-west frontier region where al-Qa'ida is currently regrouping to threaten Afghanistan's government and civil society.
• I really do not understand this reluctance to open up the EU and to enter into a dialogue with people and with civil society.
• The Commission does not, however, ignore the reality that many people in modern societies wish to sustain stable partnerships but do not wish to enter into matrimony.
• The members of these groups made undreamt-of fortunes from privatisation, which not only caused major rifts in society, but also gave them the necessary means and the desire to enter into politics.
• We need to address properly the problem of who moves to and who enters a Member State, intent on remaining on the fringes of society.