Sentence examples for societal contexts from inspiring English sources

"Medicine" reflected the desire for a cinematic naturalism that would be more than naturalism, that would fuse visual music with action and embed societal contexts into drama.

The prohibition of harassment, derived from (and imposed by) European discrimination law,was designed to counter forms of person-oriented harassing, pestering and stalking behaviour in the workplace and other societal contexts, such as the provision of goods and services.

But much work is needed to transform this technology and scientific information into societal contexts.

A specific technology can be portrayed as valuable by embedding it in wider societal contexts.

Finally, we review the contributions to this special issue, placing them into historical, philosophical, and societal contexts.

This comparative study looks at how media reputation of multinational corporations (MNCs) is shaped by national societal contexts.

This crisis has a wider societal context.

Science must exist within the broader cultural and societal context.

"We have such a profound appreciation of the cultural, historical, societal context," she says.

But however we understand mental distress, there can be no doubt that it exists within a broader societal context.

It explores online sharing in a personal and societal context, with extensive reading material including news stories and background information.