Sentence examples for societal fundamentals from inspiring English sources

We're now at a structural level, debating societal fundamentals like cohesion, civility, democracy.

The idea that offering IVF gets round these fundamental societal shifts is bogus.

But a more fundamental societal accommodation would be highly beneficial — to recognize that each child and adult learns and performs better in certain contexts than others.

A recent Accenture global research project undertaken along with the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy CECPP) revealed that CEOs increasingly see business opportunities in helping address fundamental societal problems.

The song itself finds Lewis in confessional mode, describing how her attempts to ape the opposite sex are restricted by those fundamental societal and anatomical differences.

Fundamental societal events that affect the economic and social well-being of populations can have profound effects on a nation's health.

But if social unrest has its roots in the effects of structural economic changes, a more fundamental societal reckoning may be needed.

As the presidential election campaign accelerates, the fundamental societal impact and legacy of Supreme Court nominations by the president and their approval by Congress must never be lost on the public.

On the other was a grassroots contingent with one foot in the party and one in broader social movements, more interested in the kind of fundamental societal transformation that parliament alone cannot deliver.

Even fundamental societal values such as trust, brotherhood and love were regularly attacked by those who ran the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic: The absence of these values would make the population more cynical, more withdrawn and thus easier to control.

Communication professor Sut Jhally has argued that pervasive commercial advertising, by constantly reinforcing a bogus association between consumption and happiness and by focusing on individual immediate needs, leads to a squandering of resources and stands in the way of a discussion of fundamental societal and long-term needs.