Meanings of social impacts in English

He said the crisis has had "deep, sharp economic and social impacts".

Accelerate: Driving New Zealand looks at the technologies, social impacts and culture associated with cars.

The health and social impacts of our patterns of alcohol use have been well documented.

The social impacts can be significant too, with indigenous groups and vulnerable children especially at risk.

Plus the social impacts for NZ post Covid-19.

Any investment that can avoid those kind of shocks and social impacts is really important, O'Riley said.

Most big companies' websites link to sustainability or corporate responsibility reports, voluntary accounts of environmental and social impacts.

That growth however has come at a cost, with the overcrowding having some negative environmental and social impacts.

The landowners said BCL would not take responsibility for the environmental and social impacts of its previous operation.

The probe did not evaluate Wilmar's performance nor any environmental and social impacts of IFC's projects with the company.

Along with Grant Robertson they've been trying to get beyond measuring GDP and into considering the social impacts of policy.

But we must also acknowledge the stark reality of the economic and social impacts of another national lockdown, he told parliament.

I was invited to address the social deficits of the Irish model, thereby broadening the debate to include its social impacts.

Photo: Autonomous Bougainville Government The landowners said BCL would not take responsibility for the environmental and social impacts of its previous operation.

Northland councils are looking closely at how to proceed with rates payments amid increasing economic and social impacts from the Covid-19 lockdown.

This large-scale land-use change has had great ecological, economic, and social impacts on both the areas converted to oil palm and their surroundings.