Sentence examples for Cultural enterprise from inspiring English sources

It's long been seen as a fairly trivial cultural enterprise".

On the contrary, Britain is positively groaning with artistic achievement and cultural enterprise and energy.

The Burns Center offers a how-to lesson in building a cultural enterprise.

This reflects an implicit awareness that there is simply more negotiable room elsewhere for cultural enterprise and production.

But the audience never stood up and boogied, preferring to remain seated and watch with the devout attention that Russians give to any cultural enterprise.

We are all more than capable, this late in the game, of understanding that art is at once an essential cultural enterprise and a splashy market commodity.

Perhaps, Beatts said, the model could extend even beyond traditional cultural enterprises.

Public debt grew, industry stagnated, and increasingly business and cultural enterprises were transferred to Sydney.

The council has given rise to a whole galaxy of cultural enterprises and has nurtured others.

Parliament established the council in 1957 to administer, without political interference, the distribution of all federal funds for cultural enterprises.

The Dutch themselves take great pride in their cultural heritage, and the government is heavily involved in subsidizing the arts, while abjuring direct artistic control of cultural enterprises.