Sentences with phrase «social criteria»

The establishment of social criteria of acceptability are closely connected to our basic human need for significance, and in a sense, they may be said to have their origin therein.

Although diagnostically inaccurate, subtest scatter might be related to such important social criteria as academic achievement.

Attempts to promote stronger procurement rules in terms of social criteria such as paying the living wage have been limited by EU procurement and competition law.

Banana farms that are Rainforest Alliance Certified undergo annual audits to ensure that they comply with rigorous social criteria designed to protect workers, families and nearby communities.

Global Organic Textile Standard or GOTS is a standard in textile which certifies that textiles are made from organic fibers, having met stringent environmental and social criteria during the manufacturing process, and has been certified by a third party along the processing.

To shift this paradigm, Under the Nile's products are all fair trade and GOTS certified which ensures that certain Social Criteria are met during the manufacturing of their product line.

Respondents also used social criteria in judging the top employers.

An initial set of 6 invited artists will select 3 artists with the Interiority social criteria.

«So we've also applied criteria to the sale which matches social criteria - a connection with the area, first - time buyer, in need of decent housing at an affordable price.

International certification of our plantations for sustainable forest management practices through our reforestation and manufacturing partner Diamond Teak confirms our commitment to leading edge economic, environmental and social criteria for responsible forest management principles

If we trusted deeply that the ultimate environment of our lives had the essential character of self - giving love, would we any longer feel the obligation to cling as tenaciously as we usually do to the more proximate, and confining, social criteria of worth in order to find the approval we legitimately seek?

Now there are more schemes and they've broadened to include economic and social criteria as well as environmental sustainability.

But this emergence from self - deception entails a critical look at those social criteria of worth that may have led us to self - deception in the first place.

This certification doesn't necessarily mean it is shade - grown coffee, but meets a variety of environmental and social criteria.

It's a challenge that requires the mainstreaming of environmental and social criteria, as well as tracking finances and the correct pricing of risk.

Finally, the social criterion poses additional constraints and considerations due to society's values.

The feasibility analysis performed by Jacobson et al. (2013) is incomplete and scientifically questionable from both the technical and economic perspectives, and it implicitly assumes, without sufficient justification, that social criterion would not produce even larger feasibility barriers.