Example sentences of "of social [noun pl] [verb] the " in BNC.

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1 The fragmentation we see around us is typical of social paradigms approaching the end of their life : they polarize around some fundamental issues .
2 For if the human mind is modified , in and through social development , it is a necessary emphasis of social studies to examine the cultural forms — for Vico , notably , language — through which social development is manifested .
3 Economic life , more generally , was to be regulated through a ‘ socialist market ’ , but with an improved system of social benefits to protect the disadvantaged from its worst effects .
4 The central purpose of social services remains the adjustment of individuals rather than any fundamental change in their social environment .
5 The British Association of Social Workers attacked the care provisions of the 1975 Act as an attempt to undermine working-class parents in particular .
6 The Barclay Report ( 1982 ) on the role and tasks of social workers recognized the limitations of the prevailing ‘ one case/one worker ’ approach to social service provision and felt there was some merit in the neighbourhood- or community-based model of practice , using teams of diverse personnel , led by a professionally-trained worker .
7 However , some of the disinterest of social workers reflects the inherent ageism in our society .
8 Over 50 per cent of social workers gave the questions in all dimensions a rating of 4 or 5 .
9 Broadly speaking the struggles of social classes to reproduce the material conditions of their existence are part of , but not exhaustive of , civil society .
10 In addition , because of social pressures to limit the level of state pensions and other benefits for those outside the labour force , retirement imposes a lowered social status on the majority of older people in comparison with younger adults in the labour force ( Walker , 1980 , 1992 ) .
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