Sentence examples for achieving cultural from inspiring English sources

Klouche's fantasy is unlikely ever to be built, but it underscores the tensions between achieving cultural integration in theory and doing so in practice.

Instead, Ms. Browning said, the admissions team at Rice has developed a whole new vocabulary -- including the overarching goal of achieving "cultural inclusiveness" in the student body -- to justify its admissions decisions.

If sustaining Jewish life in Scotland is the priority, money would be better spent on research into positive methods of achieving cultural renewal, drawing on the success achieved in communities elsewhere in the UK, in Europe more widely and in the United States.

Mr Duncan Smith said the welfare reforms were not just about setting-up a working IT system, which had suffered glitches, but about achieving cultural change.

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We considered our scale according to Herdman et al.'s [ 29] criteria for achieving cultural item equivalence.

Few movies achieve cultural change of course.

"We have achieved cultural emancipation," he told me.

If we fail to achieve or attempt to achieve cultural harmonization then economic globalization will create unimaginable conflicts.

In 2010 it established an organisation called Core Knowledge UK to promote the idea that every child should learn certain prescribed facts in order to achieve "cultural literacy".

There are doubts as to whether this is the film that helps China achieve cultural superpower status, even if Mr. Zhang recognizes the importance of that goal.