Sentence examples for societal agent from inspiring English sources

But more often than not design starts with a problem pointed out by some societal agent, which engineers are then invited to solve.

But this example illustrates how official and societal agents 'reacted off each other in their excessive anticommunism', (Ibid., p. 272) creating a bogeyman in order to exclude communists from reparation payments.

A university can embrace risk and act as a societal change agent without commercializing itself or its basic processes and activities.

The people behind these ideas are far from clerical middlemen - they are societal change agents.

Ex-Wikileaks volunteers Herbert Snorasson and Smári McCarthy talked of societal cybernetics; former-CIA agent Ray McGovern took to the stage wearing a "ARREST BUSH & OBAMA" t-shirt; and of course there was Vinay Gupta, who announced "we're fighting for free software running on top of hardware that was manufactured by slaves".

She argues that agony aunts were the agents of societal stifling.

Though that further risks muddying the waters of the effort, given that social media advertising has been the high-powered vehicle of choice for malicious misinformation muck-spreaders (such as Kremlin-backed agents of societal division).

Based on fundamental studies of knowledge theory and epistemic game theory, it discusses the role of institutions in substantive forms as societal artifacts that cognitively mediate agents' strategic interactions and their individual beliefs in societal games.

On the other hand, a systemic component describes how and to what extent FRPs oppose the ambitions of the societal system and its principal agents (i.e. traditional parties and existing elites).

Does settlement in itself form a crisis of pastoralism, or is this just another approach by state authorities and development agents to cope with societal and economic challenges?

It is through difficult choices, and the effort required to implement these choices, that we become agents for personal and societal growth, or apathy and decay.