Sentence examples for social commodities from inspiring English sources

Complete with engineering plans, from city landscape, architecture, social commodities, and now, social infrastructures, Dubai is an example city of innovative methodological and practical approaches to what we may call true city and country development.

Such trade commonly involved concrete, physical commodities, including equipment and resources, and abstract, social commodities, including respect, goodwill and knowledge.

They had a Coleman lantern, which became a prized social commodity.

Under dispute is whether collaborative forms of planning augment social capital or whether they might actually cause the destruction of such a valuable social commodity.

The germ of violence is also carried by a variety of media, such as film and music, in which image and that most precious social commodity – identity – can be labelled, packaged and exported round the world.

Still, this might be the best way to exploit sound as a social commodity in the end.

It made that system vulnerable to swings in that all-important social commodity: trust.

The reforms of the 1980s changed health care from being a social good to a commodity.

The social franchise commodities studied were products for reproductive health, malaria, STIs, pneumonia, and diarrhea.

The new board of directors included Coordinadora representatives, who vowed to treat water as a "social good" and not as an ordinary commodity.

New life prevails and thousands of children who have gone back to schools are benefiting from basic social services and commodities, and many of their parents are earning a living again.