Sentence examples for social prerequisites from inspiring English sources

Few of them regarded democracy as inevitable, and many noted its philosophical, psychological, and social prerequisites, suggesting that democracy may be a largely Western phenomenon that is not easily transplanted to non-Western cultures.

Although the intellectual and social prerequisites for industrialization were not uniquely present in any one nation, an unusual confluence of commercial, geographic, and technological factors in Britain led to far-reaching changes in such strategic activities as textiles, transport, and iron.

The ability to participate and take an active positioning requires patients' personal and social resources, prerequisites such as personal and clear information and respectful treatment by healthcare professionals.

6. "The one year of statistics and computer science that I was forced to take was more useful then any liberal arts or social science prerequisite I ever took".

Figure  1 gives an overview of the present study and the possible sequence of actions that need to be taken for condom use and their social-cognitive prerequisites.

The fascination was rooted in reasons as fresh as yesterday's op-ed pages: in an increasingly knowledge-based economy, good colleges were a social-mobility prerequisite, and between 1957 and 1967, the number of college students doubled.

A sense of personal security — economic, political and social — "is a prerequisite for human development, and its widespread absence in Arab countries has held back their progress".

We recommend making the anticipated social value a prerequisite as well.

For migrants, the basic skills assessed in PIAAC, such as literacy and numeracy, can serve as indicators of the extent to which they have achieved key prerequisites for social participation or structural integration in the host country.

In this way, "non-rational determinants of political-administration action" were to be reduced.19 The project team ascertained "fundamental assumptions and allocated information holdings" of the administrators "on social, economic and political prerequisites".

More research however is needed to determine factors and prerequisites for social acceptability.