Sentence examples for Social approaches from inspiring English sources

Social approaches to this theme underline the relevance of non-profit decisions in maintaining farming activity (Kuehne et al2010).

But treatment is complex and needs to combine physical, psychological and social approaches.

According to the woman behind the course, Marijke van der Veen, it aims to combine existing archaeological approaches to the study of food remains (archaeobotany and archaeozoology, no less) with anthropological and social approaches, by studying food as material culture.

From the settlement movement, to the feminist and anti-racist social approaches of the 1970s and the more recent Social Work Action Network, radical social workers have contributed to the development of inclusive and genuinely anti-oppressive practices in social work.

It is also much more in keeping with the times in which we live, where long-term conditions, mental health problems and better survival from previously terminal conditions puts the emphasis more on holistic and social approaches to care and support.

Yet in at least some cases, social approaches to disability have proven enormously effective.

Explosive of ICT has changed the learning ecosystem landscape, nurturing social approach and learning becoming more socialized.

"Programmists have a social approach," he said.

"We take a broader social approach," he said.

Advancing social justice also requires a social approach, focusing on better places, not just "better people".

"When you get into this business with a so-called social approach, borrowers become aware of this.