Sentence examples for assimilation on from inspiring English sources

Espousing the interculturalism that is recognizable in the pages of Cantle or Zapata-Barrero, the White Paper advocates "intercultural dialogue" as alternative to a multiculturalism that "had been found inadequate" in this respect, on the one hand, and to an anyway long-denigrated "assimilation", on the other hand.

Finally we observed, as a common abiotic stress mechanism, the activation of autophagic processes on one hand and the repression of genes involved in nitrogen assimilation on the other hand.

Describes Boas's study of the effects of assimilation on immigrants in 1911.

And on the noncompetitive front, the virtues of "The Flip Side," a raw but stimulating comic look at the effects of assimilation on a Filipino home, could be appreciated by a fan of the more sophisticated (marginally) send-up of camp movies and 70's pop culture in "Wet Hot American Summer".

It has inspired tribal chiefs across America intent on tracking down and trying to reclaim other holy objects and human remains purloined in past "scientific" sweeps when "civilization regulations" were part of the federal dictate to force assimilation on the reservation tribes.

Her play "Familiar," currently at Playwrights Horizons, which Hilton Als reviews in the magazine this week, lends a light touch to the tale of a Zimbabwean family living in Minnesota and grappling with American assimilation on the eve of a family wedding.

And many Afghans in the diaspora, resistant to full assimilation, hold on to traditional practices even tighter than they would in their home country — even in families that immigrated decades ago.

Clinical studies evaluating the effect of gastric acid suppression therapy on the assimilation of nutrients are, on the other hand, scarce and have, moreover, yielded conflicting results.

The complexity and scope of aboriginal assimilation and acculturation on Taiwan has led to three general narratives of Taiwanese ethnic change.

Instead, he highlights broad areas of culture and politics — family and assimilation, for example — on which liberals should consider compromise.

There have been changes in government policy, with less emphasis on assimilation and more on cultural diversity, and a new appreciation of the pioneering role played by the Welsh settlers.