Sentence examples for societal organizing from inspiring English sources
The world of the European colonialism and imperialism was supposed to function effectively on a unilinear way of thinking, unilinear societal organizing and unilinear governing systems.
We are experts in studying how society views corporate actions, how societal views are organized and how, once organized, they exert pressure on corporate actions.
"Transitions" are radical societal changes in thinking, acting, and organizing that take several decades.
The main features of prototyping are: (1) quantification of goals; (2) emphasis on multiple societal goals; (3) designing as an organizing principle; (4) iteration of system analysis, design and on-farm testing.
Similarly, the push for gay marriage, which from the outside might seem to be the organizing goal of the movement these days, is scorned by a number of gays who argue that they neither want, nor need, that kind of societal sanction of gay relationships.
Victor is, in a way, the counterpart to Greaves himself, the man without a structure, the energetic person left to his own devices; his rage is the alternative to efforts to construct a better organized, more supple societal order.
European employers are better organized and have more societal power than workers' organizations, yet are still perceived to be protective of worker interests.
According to the societal approach, these four systems are organized in two dimensions.
This trans-disciplinary science would seek to organize the understanding of societal responses within and across technologies more systematically and comprehensively than now is possible.
Furthermore, the societal approach proposes that these systems are organized in terms of their compatibilities because value systems are positively correlated with each other (Pereira et al. 2001).
