Sentence examples for societal models from inspiring English sources

He did not argue that Europe had become substantially weaker during the recession — no need to belabor the obvious — but insisted that its economic and societal models (hello Germany) were threatened and suggested that "change" and "renewal" and "harder work" were urgently needed in the E.U. to replace "continuity".

"Without ethics, without an adequate enforcement of our values and rules our societal models are at risk," Falque-Pierrotin also warned.

Soon complex and compelling societal models such as Will Wright's SimEarth and its brethren emerged.

Ukraine is turning into a battle for societal models that neither Europe -- the West -- nor Russia can afford to lose.

Since its debut in 2008, the short film has won prizes worldwide because of its ability to probe the larger societal models we take for granted.

The effect of these dead ends and exposed controls in the 1950s is to shift to moderate and middle societal models that deflect accusations of communism -- now equated in the West with totalitarianism.

She is developing a societal model of Sudan with a team of about 40 researchers.

At the same time "Reed" and its milky ilk tacitly reinforced the pervasive pressure to conform to a shallow, unrealistic societal model that dominated Eisenhower America.

Art Uncut is founded on this principle, a belief about the kind of societal model that we believe to be better: a society with well-funded arts, well-funded public services, and where there is a certain amount of redistribution so that the gap between rich and poor does not get too wide.

They may look terrifying, all these bats and bees and fish and ants – and don't try to tell me that ants form the perfect societal model, because I've just moved into a new flat with a kitchen full of them and they are, frankly, evil little bastards – but I'm willing to accept that this banding together is quite fascinating.

Human society faces a set of unprecedented challenges emanating from the unsustainable nature of the current societal model.