Sentences with phrase «social consequences»

All of these actions can have serious long - term academic, physical, emotional, and social consequences for victims.

The play had positive social consequences as well, leading to an increased sensitivity toward the disabled, and a new wave of professionals trained to help them.

While this protects against some drinking, it also means that when individuals do drink it's viewed as more of a problem and results in negative social consequences.

Depending on your source of funds, this risk may take the form of high interest or social consequences if you fail to pay the money back.

Though many evangelicals oppose abortion and gay marriage as violations of natural law, they are significantly different issues with different social consequences.

As I said earlier, the state should restrict freedom of choice when the exercise of that freedom has extensive social consequences violating widely or universally held beliefs and values.

It's a powerful example of engineering work that's impossible to separate from the broader social consequences.

Although the expansion of this phenomenon gives a sense of independence to the individual and releases him from some social commitments, it has adverse social consequences on a large scale.

Race, in order to have real social consequences — which it undoubtedly does — depends on other social phenomena.

The lack of social connections to people who are met online also means there are less social consequences to dropping out of someone's life.

But it can also be shown that increase in gross product does not entail improved economic welfare and that the policies employed for this increase have dire social consequences.

What are these beliefs and their likely social consequences?

They suggest that society should begin thinking now about the potential social consequences.

Research shows men taking paternity leave also suffer career penalties — plus they face a greater social consequences.

The penalties imposed — arrest, imprisonment, and family separation — create negative health and social consequences for women and society.

There is little doubt that children receive less parental attention and that there are negative social consequences.

(2) It violates widely held beliefs and values in our society and has extensive social consequences.

Moreover, the sense of failure, boredom and rejection that being unemployed can generate has real social consequences.

Apart from the spiritual implications, being excluded from the early Church could have serious social consequences.

Medium - term changes, like the general opening of the market, be it the market for goods or services, in particular financial services etc, or even the labour market, all of these are accelerating the transformation of the system and the transformation of capitalism and they are having significant social consequences in all regions of the world.

Drawn from the Smart Museum's collection, the works on view illustrate a spectrum of perceptual interests — from social consequences to optical dimensions.

The Council Conclusions stress that harmful use of alcohol is recognised as an important risk factor in the need to reduce the burden of alcohol - related avoidable deaths, chronic diseases, injuries, violence, health inequalities and other social consequences to third parties.

Now, thanks to industrial agriculture — and development in general — that vulnerability is massively diminished to the point that climatic variation no longer has as significant social consequences as does the actual organisation of society itself.

According to Emily Falk, the study's lead author, we share content in an attempt to achieve «positive social consequences,» and as a result tend to post stuff we think will make us look smart, informed, or will connect us to others and improve our relationships with people in our network.

It is hoped that the perpetually discordant parishioner could be moved by gentle pastoral interaction to better grasp the disastrous social consequences of contentiousness.

The total reach of this coverage may well have profound social consequences because vast numbers of people are deeply involved, leading, perhaps, to death anxiety and psychic numbing.

The second major argument of the rejecting - nonpunitive position is that undesirable social consequences probably would result from homosexual acceptance.

But the environmental price tag of biofuels now joins the ranks of other, cheaper domestic fuel sources — such as coal - to - liquid fuel — as major sources of globe - warming pollution as well as unintended social consequences.

Videos, films and installations create a variety of filmic settings at MAAT's Main Gallery and Video Room, offering personal views on the outcomes of the 2008 great recession, the associated political turmoil and the less visible social consequences of those events.

This would have unimaginable public health & social consequences including mass migration of population to Mumbai and Pune.

But a food seller that looks to the aggregate social consequences of its junk - food sales, and tries to mitigate negative impacts, might be said to be doing so as part of its social licence to operate.

Someone giving you a gift obliges you to show appreciation or suffer unwanted social consequences.

Such disruption can send a chill through the economy, require unpopular taxpayer bailouts and have painful social consequences.

However, drastic attempts to curb the population explosion, such as very strict forms of birth control and clinical abortion, do not offer any simple solution, for they have alarming social consequences.

Communities that have moved to the center of society may need to take social consequences more seriously than did the original NT communities.

Social justice helps to remind us that humans are social by nature, and that nearly all of our decisions carry social consequences, often far greater than we can see.

Pastured pig and poultry farms must be unshackled from the negative environmental and social consequences [1] of their industrial counterparts and treated independently, because they simply do not pose a significant risk to environment or amenity.