Sentence examples for generic social from inspiring English sources

Current general-purpose forums, message boards, or generic social networks however support only basic social interaction between professionals.

Take the scenario of Bharat, who is managing a new generic social care team, including the people he used to manage, with the addition of two new teams.

Similarly, certain intuitions about reciprocal moral obligation are picking up on real facts about the logic of discourse and about generic social dynamics — on principles that were true even before humans came along and illustrated them.

She became a child care officer in 1962 and worked throughout the reorganisation following the 1968 Seebohm report, which moved social care away from specialisms to generic social work.

Frontline is seen by the academic community as a significant threat to the traditional model of university-based generic social work education and training, which prepares practitioners to work with children and adults.

It's a film of generic social realism, of an international style of no style, that proclaims, with its plainness, a fidelity to reality, to the external details of characters' lives — at least, to those few that fall through the narrow sieve of the filmmaker's intentions and designs.

New York, he points out, is one of several states that offer a "generic" social-studies certificate, which means that a person can be certified to teach social studies without ever studying history in college.

When questioned about these specific practices and their obligations to uphold certain standards, companies generally pointed to generic corporate social responsibility statements.

In its most generic sense, social capital can be defined as the 'networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively' (Oxford English Dictionary, 2017 online).

These codes — usually applied by insiders as demarcations of generic and social difference before being 'accepted' and referred to by those outside of the source of origin — cover record covers and club flyers, records themselves and what actually goes on in clubs.

Some identified problems are generic to social cognition questionnaire completion, such as misinterpreting items to relate to others and not oneself (e.g., Kaklamanou et al., 2013), and may perhaps be addressed through clearer instructions to participants.