The phrase "society issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but generally refers to problems or concerns that affect society as a whole. Example: "The government needs to address the society issues of poverty and inequality in order to create a fair and just society for all its citizens."
Mir Joyenda, a losing candidate who worked on civil society issues as an independent, foresaw a bleaker picture.
We felt that when we took our place in society, issues of gender — and race too — wouldn't be a factor.
Over the past 10 years, Mr. Ventura's works have explored the role and place of religion in Filipino society, issues of identity and social stereotypes, consumerism and warfare.
Dr. Gasser frequently acts as a commentator on digital technology, policy, and society issues for the US and European media.
Two very different narratives, both questioning the roles of the artist and women in society, issues that remain relevant to this day.
"If we try to impose on a changing society issues which do not belong in our time, we will end up harming religion".
This is a moral and society issue.
"It's a society issue, not just this industry," chief executive Penny Moore points out, "but the message from us is positive.
"Child abuse is a society issue and because of football's importance – we have three million people playing every weekend, 800,000 volunteers – the scale is big," Glenn explained.
This is a broader society issue". Gorman added his voice to calls for the minimum wage to be raised in the U.S., according to Bloomberg.com.
For its part, the American Psychiatric Association, the specialty's medical society, issued a statement repeating its "deep concern that a black-box warning on antidepressants may have a chilling effect on appropriate prescribing for patients".
