Sentence examples for basic social goods and from inspiring English sources

Women's social well-being is often compromised through restraints on accessibility and availability of basic social goods and services along with women's limited participation in democratic institutions.

This study also showed that the absence of basic social goods and services such as food, water and health care had a significant association with outcomes of PTSD and depression.

Previous studies on war related PTSD have documented the following as some of the common risk factors: number of negative life events [ 1, 12, 33], exposure to a traumatic event [ 12, 13, 33], absence of basic social goods and services such as food [ 1, 13, 33], gender [ 30, 32– 34], having a mental illness [ 15] and type of traumatic event [ 1, 33] among other factors.

This study also showed that lack of basic social goods such as house or shelter had a significant association with outcomes of depression.

Although Rawls did not list health as a basic social good, Daniels et al. (1999) extend Rawls's theory and considers from the perspective of opportunity equity that encompasses health.

This policy paper emphasizes that the water sector provide basic public and social goods and that the governmental regulation remains essential (Fu and Zhong 2005).

But in the last century, the global community has largely agreed that healthcare is a basic human right, and therefore, offering it is a social good and a public service.

Social good and profit are considered dichotomies.

It is also in line with the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy through the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) and contributes to sustainable economic development and food security, social protection and disaster reduction and management, access to equitable basic social services, HIV and AIDS prevention, care and treatment, and good governance.

Furthermore, it cannot even insure basic social justice and stability.

These social items assess basic expression of emotion, basic social responses, and basic communicative expressions, reflective of the infant as a social being (e.g. reacting to a social partner or reacting with social responses).