Sentence examples for social stakes from inspiring English sources

The articulation between forms fixing-up micro and macro levels is made to better apprehend political and social stakes of the health system.

In addition, the broader social interest at stake with respect to gene transfer technology would give a new perspective to the question of what kinds of performances are legitimate in sport and how this ties in to concepts of equity, fair-play and deserved merit.

In the social media stakes, Kenyans are second only to South Africans in Africa for the quantity of tweets they put out.

Accountability pressure is constant, given the high social and economic stakes of standardized assessments for students, parents, teachers, and schools (Ng, 2010).

In an effort to develop a framework for 'responsible research' Stilgoe et al. avoid the approach taken by others (e.g. von Schomberg 2011) who see RRI as a means of pursuing particular values and desired outcomes, and instead focus on the processes of governance that encompass 'the distinctive social and ethical stakes' in technological developments (quoted in Stilgoe et al. 2013, 1577).

While we may call for system change, and may believe in the power of social movements, the stakes are even greater than ever before -- with consequences for virtually everything and everyone, not just our particular race, class, nationality or profession.

There is no larger social issue at stake here.

This is in stark contrast to the seriousness of the issues at stake: social, environmental, economic.

But he added that he was "very much aware that this crisis and some remedies put social cohesion at stake.

These numbers make one thing clear: the entire world has a social and economic stake in ensuring that India provides top-quality education to its children.

But there were social considerations at stake here, too, because Balandra is essentially a beach for the people of La Paz, where tourism is of the unobtrusive variety.