Sentence examples for developments in society from inspiring English sources

Many scenarios addressing potential developments in society have been developed and presented but only in a few cases implications of the predicted developments on emerging pollutants are mentioned explicitly.

As with all popular papers, by recording the interests of its large readership, it reflected and amplified developments in society.

The Payments Council made its forecast by looking at previous spending patterns and also taking into account wider developments in society and in the economy.

Each had changed his sport in a way that provided a handy metaphor for developments in society: civil rights protests and opposition to the Vietnam war (Ali), the baby-boomers' drive for self-expression and freedom from archaic restrictions (Cruyff), the monetisation of leisure activities in a time of peace and prosperity for the white bourgeoisie (Palmer).

Swedish nurse education has undergone several changes due to developments in society and in healthcare services.

To date, more than 30 scenarios for developments in society have been identified addressing medium- and long-term developments in society, predictions for water use and water cycle, developments due to climate change, to demographic change and others.

Rejected by management and government, the Plan nevertheless catalysed ideas for the democratisation of technological development in society.

This progress reflects a development in society, a growing-up and an acknowledgement that the D-word ‒ drugs ‒ is no longer an unbreakable taboo.

Nevertheless, remembering older initiatives casts enduring issues about the direction of technological development in society in a different and informative light: an issue relevant today in debates as varied as industrial policy, green and solidarity economies, commons-based peer-production, and grassroots fabrication in Hackerspaces and FabLabs.

"That's a very strange development in society," says Eijkelboom. "That wasn't the intention at the start of the project, but in the end you could say the book is about a fight, a war within society: more and more, big companies have their grip on people, in producing the clothes and so on.

Since theories of development stressing strong local institutional capacity predict a strong correlation with sustainability (Snow, 1999), microcredit program provides sustainable development in society especially among the recipients.