Sentence examples for producing society from inspiring English sources

To secure gains for working people requires a social transition that puts them in charge of producing society's goods and services.

Doubts have been raised about the lack of seasonal starvation in food producing societies [70], while the hypothesised selection for ε4 in pre-agricultural times is opposite to the one suggested by Finch and Sapolsky [60], [63].

However, their endeavour was hampered by their own histories, which had produced societies and psyches much different from those to the west.

Pithily and authoritatively, he describes how globalisation, assumed by many supporters and critics alike to produce economically vigorous, politically docile societies almost in perpetuity, has in fact since around 2000 increasingly produced societies that are neither, whether in the dictatorships of the Arab world or the democracies of the eurozone, Britain and the United States.

It's a way of producing a society of like-minded grownups.

"We produce graduates in media studies, and town planners, and psychiatrists who are not getting jobs," Dyson said, "and we are not producing what society wants and needs now".

Resource allocation and use is a problem and opportunity with which all societies are concerned, and it consists of: Which goods and services should be produced with society's resources?

If we don't produce what society demands, we will just end up with shortages".

The cult of the market has produced a society throttled by bureaucracy.

Their commercial success produced a society unlike that of the Bedouin and unlike that of many other sedentary Arabs.

It will, in time, produce a society we have always preferred not to be a part of.