Examples of using Social structure in English and their translations into Danish
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In the 4th century BC trade relations with India were already opened and the existence of a social structure and labour organisation.
which is never explicitly named in the novel but dominates the social structure of the Puritan society.
another may be present and exist in a social structure in different ways.
Only did later institutionalized Christianity become an organic part of the political and social structure of Occidental civilization.
Dystopian fiction generally depicts a society whose idealized goals have led to a repressive social structure.
their families and the economic and social structure of a given region.
The struggle of opposing forces, rather than being disruptive, may be a means of balancing and maintaining a social structure or society.
and themes, and a social structure.
Society as a set of social groups Every society has a certain social structure- vertical and horizontal.
will change our present political and social structure.
tax being more closely interrelated with social structure and culture within each of the Member States.
changes in social structure and dramatic demographic change.
administrative, and social structure.
The House does not accurately reflect the social structure of the society it represents,
Some believe the social structure of feudalism arose in Iran many centuries before it appeared in Europe.
It undermines the economy of the countries, destroys the social structure and thus prevents a democratic development.
However, the achievement of the tasks set and the development of the social structure are ensured by a combination of elements.
Some regions have in fact already reached the stage where their social structure and the natural environment are endangered by rural depopulation.
are an indispensable part of the social structure in rural areas.
for you will not fit in the social structure of half-truths and unfair rules.