Sentence examples for restructuring of societies from inspiring English sources

The ICT revolution occurring at present is generating reform processes and provokes the restructuring of societies by widening divisions within society and creating a new class system of access.

So that's been hugely successful.In terms of restructuring of society, it has been reasonably successful.

Nowhere in the Ottoman Empire was there greater opportunity for a total restructuring of society than in Egypt.

To shrink, let alone eliminate, the prison system would require a drastic and total restructuring of society.

The Chinese have supplied arms to the Khmer Rouge, which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1978 and undertook a brutal restructuring of society that resulted in at least one million deaths.

Lavalas's ultimate failure has shown the difficulties facing any radical restructuring of society, but it has provided lessons to a new generation of Haitians.

Both movements have called for a deep restructuring of society and the economy; in both cases, that call is based on an affirmation of life and the devoted care that life requires of us.

The disparities in the standard of living of whites and nonwhites are so great that, even without considering general economic dislocations produced by any dramatic restructuring of society, significant reform efforts will cut heavily into whites' income.

The thinktanks were no exception: for them politics was a succession of wheezes and headlines rather than a consistent attempt to advance a project aimed at a fundamental restructuring of society, taking back territory lost under Thatcherism.

If radical restructuring of society was legitimate in the past, so it is in the present.

Calling this view "anarchist feminism," Sharon Presley writes: "What the anarchist feminists are calling for is a radical restructuring of society, both in its public and private institutions" (Presley 2000).