Sentence examples for socioeconomic transformations from inspiring English sources
"Moscow sees this step as evidence that the Syrian leadership, despite the complicated security situation, is implementing the promises made to the people of realizing deep political and socioeconomic transformations," the ministry said in a statement.
Urban expansion and socioeconomic transformations of metropolitan regions may negatively impact environmental quality and functions of peri-urban landscapes.
Household archaeology studies were enriched by models (mostly Marxian) that emphasized the role of dominance structures and social inequality within and between households in larger socioeconomic transformations.
In this study, we focused on Shenzhen City in southern China, which has experienced extremely rapid urbanization and socioeconomic transformations since China's economic reform and open-door policy enacted in 1978.
Map-based interviews with local land users documented ongoing, contemporary interactions between land users and the abandoned Pine Point mine which demonstrate that some of the physical and socioeconomic transformations associated with industrial development continue to shape land use in the Pine Point region.
In the 1990s, Poland experienced unprecedented socioeconomic transformations that culminated with the country's accession to the European Union in 2004.
He is expected to oversee a spectacular national socioeconomic transformation.
Socioeconomic transformation has been going hand in hand with democratization.
The rapid socioeconomic transformation has created social tensions; the current economic slowdown could lead to social unrest.
In short, the media image of brutal Chinese soldiers terrorizing Buddhist monks conceals a much more effective American-style socioeconomic transformation: in a decade or two, Tibetans will be reduced to the status of the Native Americans in the United States.
"We strongly believe that the post-2015 development agenda should be based on a vision of socioeconomic transformation and a strategy that will have at its core a commitment to protect and promote the human rights of people, to build their economic capabilities and thereby harnessing their potential and recognise them as key contributors to development," said the communique.
