Sentences with phrase «for societal transformation»

If the purpose of a token is for societal transformation, and all proceeds go to the support and development of the token, it need not register.

The three main areas where my direct advice went unheeded were the following: (1) the need for large - scale financial assistance [29] for Russia, which I deemed (and still deem) to have been essential to molding a political consensus around reforms, and to bolstering the financial situation enough to achieve a modicum of success in the fight against hyperinflation; (2) the need for strong monetary and fiscal policy to achieve a rapid end to inflation [30]; and (3) the urgency of establishing a social safety net [31], especially in health care and pensions, to ensure an adequate social and political base for societal transformation and democratization.

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The motivation for doing so reflects the societal gains that I talked about earlier from the banking system engaging in an appropriate amount of maturity transformation.

By omitting this, I believe that Trible does not offer as much help in understanding the importance of Scripture for personal and societal transformation.

I am now attempting to develop public criteria of ethical (personal and societal) transformation for practical theology.

Parenting a child with special needs adds an additional layer of societal challenge and opportunities for transformation.

We talk through some of the most pressing issues in modern climate science: our chances of staying below 1.5 °C of warming without climate engineering, climate engineering with land - based albedo modifications, and the kinds of societal transformations needed for radical mitigation.

Roth also shared with Joseph Beuys the use of organic materials; where fat and grease in Beuys's work is imbued with symbolism (its power to heal, societal transformation), Roth's own motivations for using substances such as cheese or chocolate are in part due to their gradual decay, transformation and iconoclastic potential.

Rather than selling this as a policy agenda — they attempt to appropriate the socially valued imprimatur of science as a stalking horse for societal and economic transformation.

Stephanie Pagni, General Counsel for Barclays UK, said: «This initiative will help trigger a transformation in law - tech with significant potential, addressing not just commercial but also societal legal problems, and drawing on the expertise of data scientists, engineers and a range of other graduates and contributors from our university partners.»