Examples of using Social process in English and their translations into Swedish
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Innovation is essentially a social process the starting point for which is the quest for development,
Learning isalso a social process, which allows people tolearn about their rights as citizens,
to ensure it is a social process, wherelearners can interact with the material,
by means of a social process.
a physiological process but a social process which is shaped according to its own laws,
The various proportions wherein differing species of labour are reduced to simple labour as their unit of measurement are established by a social process behind the back of the producers, and appear to them consequently as given by tradition.
Innovation thus becomes a social process through which the people, bodies and organisations with most knowledge, because they are given the task of exploring it,
are established by a social process that goes on behind the backs of the producers,
are established by a social process that goes on behind the backs of the producers,
due largely to the fact that these are linked to the whole productive social process, labor and not only our country but the entire world.
As Lewis Mumford puts it,“A patent is a device that enables one man to claim special financial rewards for being the last link in the complicated social process that produced the invention.
As integration is a social process that occurs within social structures, good governance is required to ensure that this social process is accompanied by appropriate policies on the part of the public authorities.
The social process is a sequence of changes in the state of the social system,
That is why we also say to the Convention that the open coordination method must be incorporated into the Constitution not only with regard to employment but also to the social process, in order to guarantee more democratic legitimacy and transparency.
presented on the ground, in order to make them useful in the social process.
is something based upon, and verified in, the social process around us.
defense of the property rights which coordinate and drive the social process do not require a body with a monopoly on violence(the state).
diffuse form in the minds of the millions of people who participate each day in the social process.
In the previous chapters we have seen that the superstructure is not merely a"passive" portion of the social process: it is a specific force, against which it would be absurd to argue, as even Mr. Cunow will admit.