"There is both a market need and a societal need".
There is no pressing societal need served by limiting the legal rights of athletes in this case.
In coming out publicly, she was attuned to her own experience, as well as to the societal need for women to speak up when ready.
Scientists who refuse to look at the consequences of their inventions or who resist questions of societal need are engaging in a "willful blindness that cannot lead to good for society," he said.
Faces of Social Entrepreneurship On the following pages you will meet four people who might broadly be defined as "social entrepreneurs" -- people who have sought to fill a societal need by starting their own organizations.
Several countries notably Thailand, India, and Brazil have challenged international drug patent laws, arguing that the societal need for up-to-date treatments supersedes the rights of pharmaceutical companies.
In the book, Mr. Freedman emphasizes the logistical and financial fallacies inherent in an "endless retirement, 30 years of R & R," and the individual and societal need for older people to continue to work, but in ways different from their earlier years.
Their evaluation is a cornerstone of civil engineering and a societal need for safety and economy.
Simply put the ability of digital technology to remember clashes with the human societal need to forgive and forget.
Similarly, societal need, interest, and capacity should also be considered while designing, and operating the sawmill industry.
Due to the severity of rare diseases, the societal need for biopharmaceutical treatments for these diseases is high, despite low numbers of patients.
