Sentence examples for meet societal expectations from inspiring English sources

This presents a dilemma for policy makers and planners, who now strive to meet societal expectations to restore ecosystems and recapture lost services.

One participant said: A man always strives to meet societal expectations of him.

(Married man, 42 years old) A man always strives to meet societal expectations of him.

Clearly there is much room for further improvement, if only to meet societal expectations and reduce healthcare costs.

Training competent physicians to improve the quality of health care and to meet societal expectations are the primary goals of current medical education [ 1].

Cruess and Cruess argued that for medical schools to meet societal expectations of future doctors, professionalism must be taught explicitly and that the foundation must be supported by a cognitive foundation [ 9].

"It's so high in nicotine that the probability of becoming addicted to it with utilization of just one tin is going to be very high," said Bruce W. Adkins, director of the division of tobacco prevention of the West Virginia Bureau for Public Health in Charleston, W.Va. R.J. Reynolds is hoping Snus will appeal to adult tobacco users because it "meets societal expectations as well," Mr. Howard said.

In the mothers' narratives, we interpreted that they perceived others judge them for being young and pregnant and as such, not meeting societal expectations of them.

The expectation has shifted from science for the sake of human knowledge to science to meet societal needs.

With urbanization, the New Zealand public is increasingly becoming disconnected from the primary sector (agriculture and forestry) who are finding it difficult to meet local societal expectations as well as international requirements for accreditation systems for their products.

Getting privacy right in a business context means meeting societal or regulatory expectations for what type of information is collected, how much, with whom it's shared, how it's used and protected, and how long it's retained.