Not exact matches
Great brands
such as IKEA explore the
societal and cultural relevance of their brands to identify ways to create shared
value.
What the new alignment is sure to bring, however, is an end to the historic dominance of large, pluralistic denominations,
such as the United Methodist and Roman Catholic churches, which have presumed to speak broadly for
societal values.
Such developments act to remind both the United States and Europe that they share deep institutional, historical, and
societal ties rooted in a range of common
values.
Extensive Federal requirements and guidance call for transportation planners to evaluate potential economic, community, and environmental impacts of transportation programs; examine past trends and future projections for travel demand for people, goods, and information; and address
societal issues
such as community
values and goals.
The case was then presented for advanced geostationary sounding capabilities as a contribution to GEOSS
societal benefit areas, atmospheric ECVs, Numerical Weather Prediction capabilities improved by four - dimensional data assimilation, nowcasting capability, and sensor intercalibration.29 The
value of nonclimate applications of
such measurements was emphasized.
Reflecting
societal values, Canadian law recognizes the historical vulnerabilities of persons with disabilities and the fundamental principle that
such persons are entitled to have intrinsic worth and dignity validated through accommodations of their disabilities.
Participants spoke about the stigma as stemming from
societal institutions
such as religion (suicide as a sin), the law (suicide as a crime), medicine (suicide as a mental illness) as well as general cultural beliefs that
value «toughness» when people are facing adversity.
Such cultural connectors reinforce people's
values, community spirit, religion, and other
societal principles.