Sentence examples for social harmonization from inspiring English sources

The results revealed that a model of social conflict evolution, that is, social conflict within the learning community evolved through five general phases including cultural initiation, social harmonization cycle, escalation of conflict, intervention and stabilization, and adjourning.

Surely, Ward's own vicissitudes from debilitating poverty to public recognition as Cambridge Professor of Mental Philosophy are reflected in his grand vision of reality as comprising an indefinite number of conative subjects obstinately striving to achieve self-realization and social harmonization; in this only sustained, as he was wont to say, by 'faith in light to come' (1927: 66).

When the International Community perceive that the universal peace model is inefficient, it will may be appropriate to assume that there are conflicts inherent in societies, and, at that moment, politicians will seek alternatives that do not have peace as an objective (but as consequence of social harmonization), and that aims to conciliate interests of different groups.

Marriages between members of different ethnic groups are among the crucial factors driving social and economic harmonization.

There has been a tension between the goal of the harmonization of social policy and the free-market aims of European integration since the very early days of the formation of the European Community in the 1950s.

The act called for the harmonization of social and fiscal measures taken within the EEC and was a forerunner of the 1991 Maastricht Treaty (Treaty on European Union), which paved the way for the establishment of economic and monetary union and was approved by a large majority of Irish voters in a referendum.

The draft is seen as "a massive dilution of current Bank policy that could undermine the momentum for the upward harmonization of social and environmental standards and their alignment with universal human rights".

We are not satisfied with the current state of children's rights, both at the entity level and at the state level, and it will be necessary in the coming years to work within the framework of the Action Plan on improving health and social protection, education and harmonization of legislation.

Harmonization of the social protection system and social benefits across the country is one of the most prominent recommendations, along with the concern to improve protection of children with disabilities.

In section 2, we examine the reach of the principles of free movement and competition law in social policy, the area of "negative harmonization". In section 3, the focus is on the "positive harmonization" of the social policy Directives, looking at the different approaches adopted by the Community to harmonization in the social sphere.

In this paper, we wish to examine the distinctive nature of European approaches to the harmonization of employment and social law.