Sentence examples for societal choice from inspiring English sources

"How much is too much" is in fact a societal choice more than a question answerable by science.

The result, as the energy economist Dieter Helm points out, is that "nuclear energy is a societal choice", not a matter of business.

Ed St. John, a professor of education at the University of Michigan, says that the increases in tuition reflect a societal choice to make the "consumers" of education carry more of its costs.

In the present case, the (anticipated) population decline appears to be an individual or societal choice, it is not being driven by some other factor such as those listed above.

"Unless there is a societal choice to abandon dynamic markets and leverage for some form of central planning, I fear that preventing bubbles will in the end turn out to be infeasible," Mr. Greenspan wrote.

However, cemetery renewal as a societal choice has been proven too socially and politically controversial.

"They are societal choices".

"The ultimate costs will depend on both societal choices and technology developments," the study found.

But accuracy mattered less than what Mr. Wiener called "reducing the role of thoughtlessness" in making societal choices.

Decades of government and societal choices have de-emphasized public health and disease prevention in favor of medical care and high-tech treatment.

(6) Information on exactly how much water is required and where, by capturing societal choices on environmental assets.